Boy Bear #[3]
After annoying some soccer players, the Boy hides in London's National Gallery. The dog from The Arnolfini Portrait by Van Eyck leaps off the canvas to join him, and they leap into Vermeer's Young Woman With A Virginal to enter 17th-century Delft. They slide in and out of scenes painted by Dutch Masters and free a large pack of dogs from a butcher before the Boy returns to London. He is threatened anew by the soccer players, but the dog pack appears and chases them through Trafalgar Square.
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After annoying some soccer players, the Boy hides in London's National Gallery. The dog from The Arnolfini Portrait by Van Eyck leaps off the canvas to join him, and they leap into Vermeer's Young Woman With A Virginal to enter 17th-century Delft. They slide in and out of scenes painted by Dutch Masters and free a large pack of dogs from a butcher before the Boy returns to London. He is threatened anew by the soccer players, but the dog pack appears and chases them through Trafalgar Square.
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