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Date Posted: 13:09:58 03/29/06 Wed
Author: Jes
Subject: Re: Britney sculpture
In reply to: Light 's message, "Britney sculpture" on 11:56:16 03/29/06 Wed

Who gives birth like that?

I don't see anything wrong with depicting childbirth in art. But I wouldn't buy it and put it in my collection.

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[> Re: Britney sculpture -- taurus, 13:16:07 03/29/06 Wed [1]

Well, for one I really don't think the Federlines are that interesting of a subject.

It's actually a really nice sculpture, but not a natural pose.

Anyway, I'll look for it, I saw another artist on FashionTelevision the otherday. He called his work GUM BLONDES because he used gum. He did the usual blondes like Marilyn and Jane Mansfield and the more current Pam Anderson and Paris Hilton. It was well done and humorous.

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