To: Bohemund
If you look closely at the restored photo, the woman actually has breasts.
As for the disembodied hand, do a google search. All the art historians mention it.
If you have a print of the second version, or if you have a print of the original version prior to restoration, it's different.
To: CobaltBlue
If you look closely at the restored photo, the woman actually has breasts. As for the disembodied hand, do a google search. All the art historians mention it.
Well, I didn't see any breasts or a knife: See for yourself.
84 posted on
11/03/2003 12:49:24 PM PST by
Bohemund
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