Cornelia Parker was authorized to add loops of string to this work in 2003, which Piers Butler later cut. One copy of this work was made for Edward Perry Warren, who placed it in the stables, and Carl Jacobsen commissioned one for the Ny Carlsberg Glyptopek. One figure's hand is on another figure's waist in this work, which depicts a scene in which the participants have ju
Cornelia Parker was authorized to add loops of string to this work in 2003, which Piers Butler later cut. One copy of this work was made for Edward Perry Warren, who placed it in the stables, and Carl Jacobsen commissioned one for the Ny Carlsberg Glyptopek. One figure's hand is on another figure's waist in this work, which depicts a scene in which the participants have just finished reading the story of Lancelot and Guenivere. Originally entitled (*) "Francesca de Rimini" and slated to be a part of the creators' Gates of Hell, for 10 points, name this Rodin sculpture which shows a man and a woman embracing.
Cornelia Parker was authorized to add loops of string to this work in 2003, which Piers Butler later cut.
“The {Kiss}”