A terrible tragedy by moochagoo
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Le Louvre
Comments (18)
ouch hes getting his ass bitten, nice capture my friend.
great sculpture! Wonderful perspective and photo!
great shot!
He appears to be rather enjoying it!
Great shot of this piece of art.
nice shot
So beautiful expressive capture and perfect title!!! Well done!!! :)
"Restoring" the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel is also tragic, or if one prefers, absurd. It presumes a master like Michelangiolo did not know that the inside of a church was smoky, and planned accordingly in his painting. The only way the "restoration" makes sense is if they begin to burn oil lamps and candles again, and also encourage pipes, cigarettes, and cigars. Hilariously, it is exactly the "smokiness" that Da Vinci was after in oils--a great irony. But, naturally, only moderns have eyes and "science" and know what "unchanging and pristine" must be. As for sculpture outdoors and subject to the elements? Private "collections" of "art" began among the Romans, and were revived among the Italians of the Renaissance. For the Florentines, consult Cellini on Baccio Bandinelli's Cacus, a very public piece. Countless generations of Florentines have developed their eye and honed their biting wit thereupon.
I been there in 1970. what I saw there is wonderful. cool shot of this
This is an amazing sculpture and your caught its beauty so well. Marvelous shot!
une morsure très mal placée!magnifique capture!
excellent point de vue ! J'aime la manière dont l'artiste a rendu l'enfoncement des griffes dnas la peau ! Excellent !
Great pov of the statue!
a nice shot of this interesting statue.
This is a magnificent sculpture and you have captured it in a wonderful POV!
Oui Le Lion quand il veut la peau de l'homme...C la Tragédie :)
it is amazing to me how they were able to carve such intricate statues when they had only simple tools. excellent capture.
Great angle!