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And between the hands appears to be the crust of a personal pan pizza in the making.
ReplyDeleteOr is that the deceased's spirit?
Actually, it looks like the whole thing was made from a swan. The "hands" are upswept wings and body. The right-hand curlicue above the leaf cluster is the head (see the eye and the beak?), topping the long, slender "vine/framework" neck.
I think it looks like and anti-child abuse poster where a hand is slapping a kid upside the head/across the face. At least I hope it's anti- and not pro-
ReplyDeleteI see the (disproportionate) swan too!! :)
ReplyDeleteHands are supposedly the hardest part of the human body to draw. I suppose they're also the hardest part to make look realistic when carving them into granite as well.
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