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These are friendly jellyfish that will not harm you.
My take on the title of this oil painting is that one group of creatures tells the one ahead to “move along” since they want to enjoy the scenery ahead.  
We see the sheep on our farm walk in groups.  Same with the frogs and toads in the vegetable garden, they like to stick together.  And of course the turtles, the fish and the jelly fish, they all travel in groups and enjoy each other’s company.
The overall painting is about coexistence, no matter where you are or who you are.  We all live in the same planet and need to move along with others.
Curious turtles go right after the fish.
My take on the title of this oil painting is that one group of creatures tells the one ahead to “move along” since they want to enjoy the scenery ahead.  
We see the sheep on our farm walk in groups.  Same with the frogs and toads in the vegetable garden, they like to stick together.  And of course the turtles, the fish and the jelly fish, they all travel in groups and enjoy each other’s company.
The overall painting is about coexistence, no matter where you are or who you are.  We all live in the same planet and need to move along with others.
My take on the title of this oil painting is that one group of creatures tells the one ahead to “move along” since they want to enjoy the scenery ahead.  
We see the sheep on our farm walk in groups.  Same with the frogs and toads in the vegetable garden, they like to stick together.  And of course the turtles, the fish and the jelly fish, they all travel in groups and enjoy each other’s company.
The overall painting is about coexistence, no matter where you are or who you are.  We all live in the same planet and need to move along with others.

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“Move along” Painting

Sabina Puppo

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Painting, Oil on Cardboard

Size: 13.7 W x 19.7 H x 1 D in

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My take on the title of this oil painting is that one group of creatures tells the one ahead to “move along” since they want to enjoy the scenery ahead. We see the sheep on our farm walk in groups. Same with the frogs and toads in the vegetable garden, they like to stick together. And of course the turtles, the fish and the jelly fish, they all travel in groups and enjoy each other’s company. The overall painting is about coexistence, no matter where you are or who you are. We all live in the same planet and need to move along with others.

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Oil on Cardboard

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13.7 W x 19.7 H x 1 D in

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Sabina found success early in her art career. When she was 6 years old, one of her drawings drew a bidding war between two art collectors. Another of her drawings was selected for the cover of a record. Before her 10th birthday she sold prints of her drawings and donated funds to Children's Hospitals. Throughout her career she focused on figurative ink drawings with intricate details. Sabina has been influenced by Henri Rousseau, Caleb Ives Bach, Marrnyula Munungurr, Mulkun Wirrpanda, and Francisco Toledo. She treasures early American folk art, Pre-columbian, Aboriginal Australian, and Native American art.

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