Andy Warhol Pink Cow painting

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The little band came marching down the steps of Night's gloomy staircase. Tylô pranced bravely in front, whereas Tyltyl looked around him with an anxious glance. He certainly found nothing to comfort him. It was all very magnificent, but very terrifying. Picture a huge and wonderful black marble hall, of a stern and tomb-like splendour. "Good-day?.... I am not used to that!... You might say, Good-night, or, at least, Good-evening!"
Our hero was not prepared to quarrel. He felt very small in the presence of that There is no ceiling visible; and the ebony pillars that surround the amphitheatre shoot up to the sky. It is only when you lift your eyes up there that you catch the faint light falling from the stars. Everywhere, the thickest darkness reigns. Two restless flames – no more – flicker on either side of Night's throne, before a monumental door of brass. Bronze doors show through the pillars to the right and left. The Cat rushed up to the Children: "This way, little master, this way!... I have told Night; and she is delighted to see you." Tylette's soft voice and smile made Tyltyl feel himself again; and he walked up to the throne with a bold and confident step, saying: "Good-day, Mrs. Night!" Night was offended by the word, "Good-day," which reminded her of her eternal enemy Light, and answered drily: