She Loved His Surprises, Especially the Really Silly Ones That Made No Sense to Anyone Else in the World Except Her (Print) Small Bronze Sculptures celebrating freedom and pure delight

celebrating freedom and pure delight

29 x 16 x 11 cm (H*L*W) 2 kg

With his familiar smile

They love spending hours flicking through albums of past adventures

Somehow a good drop had a way of slowing the world down just enough for them to notice the things that mattered most: a shared glance

She Loved His Surprises, Especially the Really Silly Ones That Made No Sense to Anyone Else in the World Except Her (Print) Small Bronze Sculptures celebrating freedom and pure delightDescription Dogman had a habit of introducing Rabbitwoman to the most extraordinary animals, as though they were old friends he simply hadn't seen for a while. One day it was a zebra, another day it might be an elephant or a rhino. To everyone else, his surprises seemed wonderfully ridiculous, but Rabbitwoman understood. She knew that Dogman saw something magical in every animal, and somehow he had taught her to see it too. The world made a lot more