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| − | There are many sculptures in Diablotin. The finest are in the Imperial Palace, but excellent examples can also be found in private homes and public parks. Only an expert's eye might discern the commonalities between certain heroic monuments, votive figurines, and rain-worn carvings. They were made centuries apart, in far-flung places. Oh, the sculptors may have different names, or no names that are known, but these pieces were crafted by the hand of the same master. They implant themselves in the viewer's memory and refuse to be dislodged, hinting at what perfect beauty is possible. And this is Phorien's legacy. | + | There are many sculptures in [[Diablotin]]. The finest are in the Imperial Palace, but excellent examples can also be found in private homes and public parks. Only an expert's eye might discern the commonalities between certain heroic monuments, votive figurines, and rain-worn carvings. They were made centuries apart, in far-flung places. Oh, the sculptors may have different names, or no names that are known, but these pieces were crafted by the hand of the same master. They implant themselves in the viewer's memory and refuse to be dislodged, hinting at what perfect beauty is possible. And this is [[Phorien]]'s legacy. |
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Latest revision as of 17:16, 30 April 2009
There are many sculptures in Diablotin. The finest are in the Imperial Palace, but excellent examples can also be found in private homes and public parks. Only an expert's eye might discern the commonalities between certain heroic monuments, votive figurines, and rain-worn carvings. They were made centuries apart, in far-flung places. Oh, the sculptors may have different names, or no names that are known, but these pieces were crafted by the hand of the same master. They implant themselves in the viewer's memory and refuse to be dislodged, hinting at what perfect beauty is possible. And this is Phorien's legacy.
