Okay, do you remember that photo I have of that elderly woman in a chair with the lamp behind her? I said that I thought the lamp was about to turn her into a pod person? I rest my case.
Yes, I did take the photo. It's an African sculpture, an abstracted female form, in the tiny and remote display of ethnographic art at the Louvre. I don't know which tribal entity made it. President Chirac sort of forced the Louvre to show "primitive art," against their objections. It's in association with the Museum quai Branly, and has superb objects.
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Okay, do you remember that photo I have of that elderly woman in a chair with the lamp behind her? I said that I thought the lamp was about to turn her into a pod person? I rest my case.
ReplyDeleteI do remember that!
ReplyDeleteThat's peculiar looking, but I don't know what it is or where it is. Robert, is that a photo you took?
ReplyDeleteYes, I did take the photo. It's an African sculpture, an abstracted female form, in the tiny and remote display of ethnographic art at the Louvre. I don't know which tribal entity made it. President Chirac sort of forced the Louvre to show "primitive art," against their objections. It's in association with the Museum quai Branly, and has superb objects.
ReplyDeleteThat girl takes skinny to a new level!
ReplyDeleteSmallest buttocks I have ever seen!
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