http://interpretation.scene360.com/rococo-art/29/ From Renaissance to Pop Art. See, feel, and interpret! Thu, 07 Aug 2008 20:13:17 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.2 http://interpretation.scene360.com/rococo-art/29/#comment-20831 tehnoobshow Fri, 11 Apr 2008 05:51:43 +0000 http://interpretation.scene360.com/rococo-art/29/#comment-20831 This is 100% real. I’m so glad that internet has people, who write so wonderful, and who don’t lie online. This is 100% real. I’m so glad that internet has people, who write so wonderful, and who don’t lie online.

]]> http://interpretation.scene360.com/rococo-art/29/#comment-8599 Stuart Balcomb Sun, 11 Nov 2007 17:28:04 +0000 http://interpretation.scene360.com/rococo-art/29/#comment-8599 "La Verrou" means "the bolt." Is he trying to lock or unlock the door? Does she want him to stay or leave? If she is trying to prevent him from locking the door, then this is a rape scene. But I think she wants him to stay. The bed is tousled, the room still warm from their passion, and she wants... more! He's late, or he doesn't want to be discovered by her husband, and he's desperately trying to leave. But she... that temptress living dangerously, immune to the consequences, bars his escape. Is your verrou locked or open? Are you open to the possibilities, or simply trying to block them? “La Verrou” means “the bolt.” Is he trying to lock or unlock the door? Does she want him to stay or leave? If she is trying to prevent him from locking the door, then this is a rape scene. But I think she wants him to stay. The bed is tousled, the room still warm from their passion, and she wants… more! He’s late, or he doesn’t want to be discovered by her husband, and he’s desperately trying to leave. But she… that temptress living dangerously, immune to the consequences, bars his escape. Is your verrou locked or open? Are you open to the possibilities, or simply trying to block them?

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