Not a novel I'm interested in, but I love the title:
"Agnes Sorel: The Breast And Crotch That Changed History"
SM
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What A Great Title...
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What A Great Title...
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Oh, that's almost irresistible! 

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[quote=""SonjaMarie""]Not a novel I'm interested in, but I love the title:
"Agnes Sorel: The Breast And Crotch That Changed History"
SM[/quote]
The cover art is quite impressive too.
"Agnes Sorel: The Breast And Crotch That Changed History"
SM[/quote]
The cover art is quite impressive too.
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No. It's not a portrait; it's a rear view of a model. Emphasis on rear.
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[quote=""boswellbaxter""]No. It's not a portrait; it's a rear view of a model. Emphasis on rear.[/quote]
Which is ironic, cause the book is not called "The Breast and Rear That Changed History".
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Which is ironic, cause the book is not called "The Breast and Rear That Changed History".
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That's a singularly unappealing title, I have to say, though it does grab your attention as it's no doubt meant to do!
I think this Fouquet portrait of Agnes as the Madonna is the one MLE has in mind. There's something seriously skewed about her anatomy, and we can't put it down to botched plastic surgery
I love those little angels which look as if they've gone to the dark side!

I think this Fouquet portrait of Agnes as the Madonna is the one MLE has in mind. There's something seriously skewed about her anatomy, and we can't put it down to botched plastic surgery


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[quote=""SonjaMarie""]Not a novel I'm interested in, but I love the title:
"Agnes Sorel: The Breast And Crotch That Changed History"
SM[/quote]
Which 'Breast' was that one actually; the left or the right? Or perhaps the pointy one or the not-so-pointy one?? Purely academic interest on my part as you can imagine! Heh Misfit???
I'll leave (at least directly) the 'crotch' alone!
"Agnes Sorel: The Breast And Crotch That Changed History"
SM[/quote]
Which 'Breast' was that one actually; the left or the right? Or perhaps the pointy one or the not-so-pointy one?? Purely academic interest on my part as you can imagine! Heh Misfit???
I'll leave (at least directly) the 'crotch' alone!
