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| Definately one of my all time favorite works of art. A beautifully crafted likeness with a couple twists. She was obviously a very important personage in Her time. From head to talon it speaks of Her Divinity and Nobility. She wears the crown, holds the signet for the horizon, wears wings of flight and wisdom with her two attendant owls at her sides, and she stands upon the two lions representing the two sides of Babylonian domion upon the river, where Her talons rest. |
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| Unfortunately, those historians who speak of Her must admit that not much has been unearthed to tell Her tale. There are many bogus stories that vainly relate Her to different peoples from the past, but they are all foolish. On the one hand from men that had a problem with feminine power and on the other the obviousness that they felt of Her image as important enough to make up those stories in the first palce. |
| Then there are those who claim that She was a vampire. Some say the very queen of all vampires. |
| Personally, I say that the Girl was certainly a looker. And the artists rendered a fine piece of work, one deserving to be recognized throughout the ages. |