
Cal State Fullerton has a really cool display of Michelango's David, only the twist is that it is "Fallen." By "fallen," they mean literally, it fell and it broke.


Just the lines of the fingers alone are amazingly accurate. I felt they could come alive at any moment, and reach out. It really gives you a new perspective and appreciation for the talent of the great Michelangelo.
Staring this closely into David's face is haunting in a way, and he seems to have an air of sadness to him.


(That reminds me. Maybe a trip to Forest Lawn is in order...)
It's Friday!!
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Just a side note: we just discussed this statue in class, and the agreement we came to was that smashed art is still art.
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