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Description: Walking around in a Český Krumlov in the Czech Republic in 2010 I found this piece of street art.

Description: Donut lovers version of the famous Japanese woodblock print "The Great Wave off Kanagawa" by Hokusai, published ca. 1830. Digitally reworked.

Description: The poor Easter island heads, never a donut in sight for hundreds of years! Until finally! But wait, that is a stone donut! Gonna need really strong coffee!

Description: This mischievous ape was originally a hand colored engraving created 1748 by George Edwards, father of British ornithology and more known for his pictures of birds.

Description: "A Calm Watering Place - Extensive and Boundless Scene with Cattle", painted by the American Alvan Fisher in 1816. The highway overpass is a photoshopped addition to make the calm scene more remarkable.

Description: Black and gold color stripes

Description: Turquoise and gold color stripes.

Description: Lime and gold color stripes.

Description: Repeating floral pattern of leaves and flowers in a golden color against a black background. The flowers have a stitched on look.

Description: This fun image was originally on the cover of “The Modern Bicycle” by Charles Spencer published 1877. Note the spent rabbit, the horse that can’t keep up, and the train in the background – SPEED! Nothing can beat the modern cycler! The book was in horrible shape, torn, dirty and scratched, so it took a lot of work to make this image presentable.

Description: Elected officials must have a working brain, and not be nut cases. Vote accordingly!

Description: "The Declaration of Love" painted ca. 1724 by Jean François de Troy. This suitors case would have been helped by a box of fresh donuts. Alas, maybe there is still time to get her some of those delicious things.

Description: Republicans have noting to offer the working people, so they try to hypnotize the voters instead.

Description: Trump eating his own words! Artwork by J. A.

Description: Bee abdomen, showing the armored plates.

Description: Human worked down to the bone, a plea for better workers rights.

Description: "Webster's ready made love letters", cover of a book for lovers published 1873.