Shinobu, Ivetta, Ben, Alison - courtyard at Vatican museum. Peacock signifies the incorruption of the flesh but was really another adoption from Roman paganism.
posted by Olivia at Thursday, March 31, 2005
Thursday, March 31, 2005
Shinobu, Ivetta, Ben, Alison - courtyard at Vatican museum. Peacock signifies the incorruption of the flesh but was really another adoption from Roman paganism.
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