A pair of Hungarian artists called Little Warsaw submitted an installation using this work to the 2003 Venice Biennale.
A pair of Hungarian artists called Little Warsaw submitted an installation using this work to the 2003 Venice Biennale. That installation involved taking this work out of its case and placing it atop a nude bronze-figure sculpture. Red, blue, green, and yellow sections form a painted-on ribbon that wraps around the top part of this work, which was acquired by partage overseen by Gustave Lefebvre. A reward was offered for the missing quartz iris in this sculpture's left eye, which may have been deliberately left out by the artist. This work sits in the (*) Neues Museum in Berlin and was discovered by a team led by Ludwig Borchardt. This sculpture includes a colorful bead necklace painted under the long, slender neck of a person whose name means, "The Beautiful One Has Come." This work, which is discussed by Camille Paglia in Sexual Personae, was found buried within the workshop of a sculptor named Thutmose. For 10 points, name this sculpture bust depicting the wife of Akhenaten.
A pair of Hungarian artists called Little Warsaw submitted an installation using this work to the 2003 Venice Biennale.
Bust of Nefertiti [accept any answers containing the two underlined words]