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1. If I am not mistaken, she was born with a head. It seams history prefers headless monuments (thinking of all headless Lenins in eastern Europe after 1989).
2. There are places in Louvre, where I can spend hours. And they are almost empty. I remember sculptures by Agasias, Erhart, Praxiteles, Puget, Canova, Rodin, … and almost no one marvelled them.
As the poet says: glory blooms with the colors of the rainbow one day, the next day it is withered and gray.
1. If I am not mistaken, she was born with a head. It seams history prefers headless monuments (thinking of all headless Lenins in eastern Europe after 1989).
2. There are places in Louvre, where I can spend hours. And they are almost empty. I remember sculptures by Agasias, Erhart, Praxiteles, Puget, Canova, Rodin, … and almost no one marvelled them.
As the poet says: glory blooms with the colors of the rainbow one day, the next day it is withered and gray.