Paranoid? Acrylic Print

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Though never seen in the Hundred Acre Wood, Piglet is very concerned that there are Jagulars hiding in the trees and waiting to trap you by calling "halloo" and when you look up they drop on you... This fanciful conversation between Pooh and Owl seemed a likely outcome of Piglet's apparent paranoia. From a poem titled: "remembered nights in Pooh Corner. As a kid I loved the Disney cartoons depicting A.A. Milne's book and characters. With Sebastian Cabot as the narrator, Sterling Holloway as the voice of Winnie-the-Pooh and Paul Winchell as Tigger, and John Fielder as Piglet made it seem so real. Owl, the wise bird of the Wood, had a wonderful deep buttery 'who-ing' voice, but I don't know the actor who provided it.

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