Boy with Thorn in Foot

Posted on August 13, 2012 by admin

An artist friend of mine recently sent me this “skeletal” drawing of the statue “Lo Spinario” which we saw in our visit to Rome a few years ago. I thought this illustration might be an image that some of you may want to include in your lectures

Originally posted here:
Boy with Thorn in Foot

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