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Shame?
Pino always wondered if bashfulness over revealing one's body feels different than the fear he feels over the idea of showing his own…
Pinocchio from my work in progress comic version titled - ⸙͎ Living Wood ⸙͎
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Don't you just love it when life imitates art?
Date idea: We go to a museum so I can walk and admire all the marble statues with no judgment and in no rush, and you stare at me like you want to carve me into stone 🤍
february, 2•0•2•5
Winter in England, Emily Brontë, book shopping, fur coats, classical art, David Lynch, Dior, Vanille Noire perfume, brown mascara, candles, crystals, blackened roses, coverless vintage books, Swarovski necklaces… 🌫️🤍🌫️
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⛧ with marble statue stims !
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Bust of Napoleon Bonaparte by Antoine-Denis Chaudet, c. 1800s
Musées d'Angers
I went to the National Sculpture Gallery yesterday, here's some highlights.
The spirit of Copernicus (1877), by Georgios Vroutos.
Satyr playing with Eros (1877), by Yannoulis Halepas.
Nana (1896-1897), by Georgios Bonanos - inspired by the heroine of Émile Zola's Nana.
Centaur (1901), by Thomas Thomopoulos, who is also featured here on this blog, with a stunning sculpture of a broken angel at the cemetery of Anastasi.
Stout seated woman (1948), by Michael Tombros.
The Eraser (1980), by Gabriela Simossi.
The hunter (from the series States of Mind, 2002), by Pantelis Chandris.
And a sculpture by René Magritte, The Therapeutist (Healer) (1967, a gift by Alexandros Iolas, a known art collector and artist promoter of the Greek world.
