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December 31, 2005

David by Tomás Costa

Filed under: Mblog, Miscellanous, Travels — mblog @ 3:04 pm

A beatiful sculpture by portuguese artist Tomas Costa in the garden of Museo do Chiado in Lisboa.

David is caught in the seconds before he throws the rosck at Goliath!

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