Dora's Picnic Artwork - Bloomsbury I'd happily have this wallpaper

I'd happily have this wallpaper in my own room

With its understated palette

each piece reflects a serene

The title references the Korean folktale refrain “When Tigers Used to Smoke” — a whimsical equivalent to “Once upon a time” — evoking a world in which animals serve as enduring protagonists of folktales both humorous and profound

Castiglione pioneered the fusion of European and Chinese traditions

Dora's Picnic Artwork - Bloomsbury I'd happily have this wallpaperColourist, and close friend of the Bloomsbury set, Dora Carrington was an English painter and decorative artist, working during the early 20th Century. Doras Picnic takes inspiration from her expressive style and brushwork, depicting a fictional scene in which Carrington, Duncan Grant, the Bells and other Bloomsbury members embark on one of their regularly held picnics, often photographed by Dora herself. Mixed media on canvas. Framed in oiled,