Did you know that Louis XVI was so fat, he had to be guillotined twice, as the first attempt had only sliced half of his neck?

Fat?

I think you mean buff

He did his daily necksercise

Don't skip neck day

Neck day every day

Time to feel
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Iknh6sQtDnM

It's not that Louis was fat or buff, the guillotine blade was dull

And I thought they had to drop it 3 times

Misinformation it’s a plague

Mfw people think going to the range and doing a pew pew with their guns is fun and games.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SvfzQBpkcww

Imagine being granted inhuman skill by God

https://themindcircle.com/16th-century-boxwood-carvings/?fbclid=IwAR3IDLQ31lVf_h-NxqzOUbMze0GW3N2eGQpfol0RJbcklc9xU7VgdYCU5-s

The net is a single piece of marble, and all the threads are engraved

Okay, that's pretty epic

The entire sculpture is a single block

Is there any other way to sculpt, really?

Well you could sculpt several parts from different blocks and then put them together

What kind of adhesive? doesn't it end up looking ugly?

^^^

Some kind of wire, mechanical joints that do not require adhesive, joints hidden by wax, etc I guess

Joinst in hidden places, and possibly many others

For example, the wood boxes are made with several parts

Fair enough

The statues with veiled figures look impressive, but that net should be pretty much impossible to make. If you hit it anywhere with a strength harder than abreath, it should break in a million points, not to mention that there are parts that have to be reached behind the net.

I assume he scraped most of the net though

Still, can't be easy to scrape that amount of arble, with that detail and delicacy

Yea

This going on my desktop rn

Gladiator in Krakow art museum

Nice moustache

I thought the same haha

retiarius pleb