<p>damn, nervous, my bad. </p>
<p>then I'm not thinking of Venus di Milo. It's a sculpture of a gorgeous woman, but with her head and arms broken off. It's not "Winged Victory" but a more internal work. I saw it at an exhibit of feminist revival, and it just struck a chord because she was all breast and hip and gorgeous curves, but headless, mindless, armless, helpless. </p>
<p>man. does anyone know that work? maybe it's a bastardization/interpretation of VdM?</p>
<p>hopper rocks.</p>
<p>hopper is king.</p>
<p>Birth of Venus
Stary Night
Notre Dame Cathedral
The Great Pyramids of Giza
Warhol's cambell soup</p>
<p>tebro,
there's a lot of ancient greek statues that had their heads and arms chopped off by the romans because the romans thought it made them look older and cooler (bastards!). i don't know if the work you speak of is ancient or not but i'll let you know if i see it.
i know what you mean though! the same thing with winged Victory: i think the statue is more magical without arms. i would like to know what her face was supposed to look like though.</p>
<p>Anything of ferris buellers</p>
<p>anyone seen Manet's Olympia? it's quite incredible.</p>
<p>Persistencia de Memoria, I can't think of the french impressionist one, (I'm now including music b/c I don't know enough about art) String Quartet in F, Rhapsody in Blue, and Moonlight Sonata</p>