Pop-Art in Venice
He wants his reward, NOW!
Pop-art in the side street of Venice. This seems out-of-place in classical Italy, nevertheless I enjoy the dark sense of humor. Some people say that this is based on Antonio Canova’s 19th century sculpture “Perseus and the Head of Medusa”, while others say that this is based on Carvaggio’s 17th century painting “David with the Head of Goliath”. I think it’s the latter. This is my response to Weekly Photo Challenge: Reward
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Woah! Cool 🙂
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I, too, think it’s based on Carvaggio’s. Great photo of this pop art. Cool choice for the challenge, Jeremy 🙂
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superb click !!
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Great shot! Love the convergence of classical and modern.
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Very interesting choice for this week’s challenge. A bit of a morbid looking statue..off with McDonald’s head. Now I feel like eating chicken nuggets. But I digress, Jeremy. Great work as usual 🙂
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OK Jeremy, you win the “unique post” award for this week!!! How truly bizarre 🙂
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Yes! Chop his fucking head off!
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Bring me the head of Ronald McDonald!
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