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Wow! Very interesting shot.
ReplyDeleteThat must be something special to see in person.
ReplyDeleteThis is at the Louvre right? We went to see it a few years back, you have brought back a lot of memories!
ReplyDeleteWinged victory is looking a bit defeated here are though perhaps her wings have been clipped and she is a bit befuddled.
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by! Happy WW.
ReplyDeleteVery nice!
ReplyDeletegraceful and powerful statue!
ReplyDeleteI saw that statue when I was like 10 years old!
ReplyDelete~EdT.
Thanks for visiting my WW post :)
ReplyDeleteHey, do come by blog today (Thursday)… I’m having a meet up party that’s intended to boost us bloggers’ networking. I hope to see you there…
It’s @ http://the-perfect-line.blogspot.com/2011/04/gear-up-people-its-friends-meetup-party.html
Consider this a formal invitation :)
Thanks for the link up!
ReplyDeleteIt must be wonderful to see such ancient treasures in person. Maybe that is where your creative art comes from? thanks for stopping & linking up. I am enjoying looking around your blog :)
ReplyDeleteVery interesting.
ReplyDeleteThe old sculptures really are fascinating. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThat's right, PippaD! I was fortunate enough to visit family in Germany back when I was in college. We took a train to France for a couple days because I couldn't be that close and not visit the Louvre!
ReplyDeleteThe statue is amazing, and I hope all of you get to see it in person someday. Thank you for all the comments!!