For my 50th birthday we took a trip to Rome, the Missus and I and Sons 3 and 4. We had a wonderful few days of culture and pizza. The two statues were in the Colosseum museum, if you are that old it’s no wonder you’ve lost a head or two. i though it was only fair to show no discrimination between gender when broken. And both are still beautiful.
In a whole different context this photo was taken on the island of Anglesey in North Wales, one of my favourite places. This was incongruously placed at a workshop/ cafe we stumbled across selling jams and jellies. The owner had developed a passion for collecting old and broken signs, advertisements and of course That Car.
Broken but beautiful… Cool
Thanks Robin
I love statue from this time. It might be broken but in a kind of way, that just make them still more beautiful and precious. Then the broken become just a wonder !
Yes exactly. It is so amazing that they have survived it makes them even more precious
Such beautiful details on the statues imagine what the heads looked like.
Wouldn’t it be nice to know? Such skill and artistry
Love the last photo! It’s busy, but in a good way. I like it.
-Halie
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beautiful. sweet. calming, despite the fact they’re both broken. as someone said before, broken, but still beautiful… great job!
Broken but beautiful is a good theme isn’t it? Thanks for being here
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Headless statue!
Broken beauties!