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Frustration - One of the many fantastic statues at Rodin Museum in Paris. The emotion he has captured in the mans face and the masterfully done hands held my attention.

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BEAUTYEDITER.COM – Beauty Blog said…
What a really beautiful post!

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11/13/2015
Courtney [Sweet Turtle Soup] said…
I can feel the frustration in that shot!
11/13/2015
June said…
Hahah we all get like this when we are frustrated! So well made
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11/14/2015
Joanna Joy said…
This is a beautiful piece of art. So well done!

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11/14/2015
Midnight Cowgirl said…
Love how you captured the emotion!
11/14/2015
Jessica said…
What an emotion picture. Paris is definitely in my prayers.
11/15/2015
esosandra said…
Looks interesting.
11/15/2015
Your Invisible Crown said…
I immediately thought that was a Rodin! Loved seeing his work in Museé d'Orsay. I think it's pretty amazing, how he captured so much emotions in such a 'cold' material.
12/01/2015
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