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| Mayo-Art No.1. The start of a new revolution. |
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| Mayo-Art No.7. For me it seems like a man holding a candle. |
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| Mayo-Art No.8. Reading a book or newspaper. |
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| Mayo-Art No.9. An angry man with baton. |
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| Mayo-Art No.10. A chubby rounded face sticking his finger up. |
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| Mayo-Art No.12. Is that a four? With a slayed snake and a rabbit walking away...! |
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| Mayo-Art No.13. A paper fan? |
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| Mayo-Art No.14. Looks like a stick man after a shower. |
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| Mayo-Art No.15. Christ on the cross with wings and a tempting snake at his feet. |
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| Mayo-Art No.16. A chubby duck. |
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| Mayo-Art No.17. A chubby, big nosed fella looking at his laptop or reading? |
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| Mayo-Art No.18. An old wise man with a child hanging on his arm, trying to reach his duck. |
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| Mayo-Art No.19. A large hunched man with a slim woman dancing. |
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| Mayo-Art No.20. A cat sitting on a dead looking tree smoking his pipe and giving off puffs of smoke. |
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| Mayo-Art No.21. Mother and father with child playing with rattle. |
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| Mayo-Art No.22. What seems a speech bubble or a ball on a short chain. |
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| Mayo-Art No.23. An upside down heart inside an initial 'a'. |
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| Mayo-Art No.24. Slow as a snail but once reached the top love will outshine. |
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| Mayo-Art No.25. I think it has something to do with tennis? |
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| Mayo-Art No.26. Is that a crocodile with a wheel-barrow? |
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| Mayo-Art No.27. A stag! (how did I do that one?) |
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| Mayo-Art No.28. A medieval contraption by the looks of it! |
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| Mayo-Art No.29. The kiss of death. |
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| Mayo-Art No.30. A big heart being carried on their shoulders in their world. |
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| Mayo-Art No.31. A creepy, legs crossed thing holds on to his upturned heart. |
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| Mayo-Art No.32. Spoken drunkard words has the wool pulled over their eyes. |
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| Mayo-Art No.33. Running man. |
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| Mayo-Art No.34. A lover enticing a fighter with a kiss while someones back is turned. |
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| Mayo-Art No.35. The thinker. |
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| Mayo-Art No.36. The finger pointer decider. |
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| Mayo-Art No.37. A loving fight before the horizon. |
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| Mayo-Art No.38. To beckon over. |
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| Mayo-Art No.39. Love taking hold by the hand. |
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| Mayo-Art No.40. Surely there is another way to touch your toes?1 |
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| Mayo-Art No.41. Big nose had to clear out his ear? |
