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over a year ago
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It's doubtful that a statue could really do Diana justice. I've often wondered why it doesn't seem possible to put up a different sort of memorial to a dead person that a statue or plaque. In the case of Diana, probably the most photographed and filmed person on the planet who wasn't a model or actor, they could put up a set of interlocking screens that would show a long series of clips of film and photographs over and over. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"If they hadn't told have to it was I would struggle to identify it as Diana.
If they had told me who it was *
Oh for God's sake! If the hadn't told me who it was  "
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I personally think that this skill has been lost in recent times. Unlike old Victorian/Georgian examples out there, I believe that this generation of sculptures fail to imprint any unique character.... if they try the result is almost comical |
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