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			<description>Cool! I'm very interested in the classical practice of painted sculpture. I like to think that the hobby of painting toy soldiers (or wargame minis) carries on this tradition. Harvard U.'s Sackler museum had an exhibition about ancient painted sculpture a few months ago.
There is also a book on the subject: [i]The Color of Life: Polychromy in Sculpture from Antiquity to the Present[/i] by Roberta Pazanelli. - andrew@redrampant.com</description>
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