Madama Lucrezia (one of the talking statues of Rome)
Palazzetto Venezia, Piazza San Marco
Rome, September 2010
See also: Abate Luigi - Il Facchino - Pasquino - Il Babuino - Marforio
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4 comments:
Ciao! I did my homework on this one...very interesting about why they're call "talking statues"! An excellent photo!
I did my homework too: that's quite fascinating! Pasquinades.
I didn't do my homework, but also like it:)
VP, now you have us all trained to google even when you don't spoon-feed us with links.
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