I don't recommend it to anyone as a way to make a comfortable, easy living. On a blustery afternoon, Mr. Kanwit guided visitors through the gallery before stopping beside a statue of two pregnant women, polished as smooth as marble. I like my sculptures to fit into a landscape, and to give people a feeling about the land. But a few minutes later, he stared disapprovingly at a statue of a god with sun rays emanating from his head. Gray feathers were stuck to the rays.
Birds have no respect.
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