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A
statue of
Louis XIV, done
by the great
Bernini (of St.
Peter's Square
fame).
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Larger
hips, smaller
breasts, my has the
sexy world of body
types changed.
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A
lovely and smooth
statue, near the
Esplanade des
Tuileries.
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A
close up of her skin.
She looks as though she
had suffered some
scarring abrasions when
she was a child.
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Ahhhh,
another Laacoon
Group. Laacoon knew what
the Trojan Horse contained,
and warned his fellow
Trojans about it. A serpent
was sent out of the sea
to kill him and his children.
See the other Laacoon Groups
that I have seen in Rhodes,
Versailles,
and, of course
the
original Laacoon Group
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I
do believe we have here
a carving of Aeneas, carrying
his ailing father, Anchises,
from the ruins for Troy...
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I
am not sure the act
that is being committed
here, but she does not
seem terribly happy. |
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This
woman is indeed,
very unhappy. There was
something about this
statue that intrigued me;
perhaps, that I had simply
no idea of what the sculptor
intentioned when he
made this interesting work.
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A
nude woman and her dog
caress around, while we
see a ferris wheel spinning
in the background. |
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Along
the second floor
roof of the Louvre, we
see literally hundreds
of statues.
Here
is but one.
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More
statues are off in an
open area to the side, as you
make your way to the
pyramid main entrance. |
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An
angel sits atop the
roof, watching over all
those that would do harm
this wonderful day. |
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