Hermes as the
original sculptor surely intended (43K)
Although CURLS may be known for its elaborate and meticulously planned pranks and hoaxes, it is often instructive to examine some of the less demanding of their works, particularly those from their middle, or "blue", period.
A good example is their artistic re-interpretation of the statue of Hermes in Whewell's Court in Trinity College. Using only minimal physical resources, a dramatic effect was nonetheless achieved, as can be seen in the accompanying photograph.
Hermes as the
original sculptor surely intended (43K)
(Note that, under the 30-year rule, the identity of the original owner of the underpants is a State secret and cannot yet be revealed to the general public.)
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