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Illustration - Attacks January November 2015 - Paris

FRANCE. PARIS (75) FRENCH FLAG NEAR COSA NOSTRA AND LA BONNE BIERE RESTAURANT Photo by Serge Attal/Only Paris/ABACAPRESS.COM

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CALCIO - Serie B - UC Sampdoria vs Spezia Calcio

Massimo Cosa (Sampdoria) during UC Sampdoria vs Spezia Calcio, Italian soccer Serie B match in Genoa, Italy, December 14 2024

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CALCIO - Serie B - UC Sampdoria vs Spezia Calcio

Massimo Cosa (Sampdoria) during UC Sampdoria vs Spezia Calcio, Italian soccer Serie B match in Genoa, Italy, December 14 2024

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CALCIO - Serie B - UC Sampdoria vs Spezia Calcio

Massimo Cosa (Sampdoria) during UC Sampdoria vs Spezia Calcio, Italian soccer Serie B match in Genoa, Italy, December 14 2024

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CALCIO - Serie B - UC Sampdoria vs Spezia Calcio

Massimo Cosa (Sampdoria) during UC Sampdoria vs Spezia Calcio, Italian soccer Serie B match in Genoa, Italy, December 14 2024

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CALCIO - Serie B - UC Sampdoria vs Spezia Calcio

Massimo Cosa (Sampdoria) during UC Sampdoria vs Spezia Calcio, Italian soccer Serie B match in Genoa, Italy, December 14 2024

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CALCIO - Serie B - UC Sampdoria vs Spezia Calcio

Massimo Cosa (Sampdoria) during UC Sampdoria vs Spezia Calcio, Italian soccer Serie B match in Genoa, Italy, December 14 2024

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CALCIO - Serie B - UC Sampdoria vs Spezia Calcio

Massimo Cosa (Sampdoria) during UC Sampdoria vs Spezia Calcio, Italian soccer Serie B match in Genoa, Italy, December 14 2024

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The New Installation in Piazza Municipio Causing Discussion - Naples

The new installation in Piazza Municipio is causing discussion, in Naples on October 8, 2024. It is 'Tu si 'na cosa grande', a work dedicated to Naples by the sculptor and designer Gaetano Pesce, who passed away six months ago in New York. The installation, 12 meters high - is a reinterpretation of Pulcinella's dress, with two red hearts pierced by an arrow and is part of the Napoli Contemporanea program. The fact that has aroused curiosity, jokes and not always benevolent comments on social media, is the phallic shape of the work, especially when seen from 'back'. Many comments, most of which are allusive and ironic, others more critical.Photo by Salvatore Laporta/KONTROLAB/IPA/ABACAPRESS.COM

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The New Installation in Piazza Municipio Causing Discussion - Naples

The new installation in Piazza Municipio is causing discussion, in Naples on October 8, 2024. It is 'Tu si 'na cosa grande', a work dedicated to Naples by the sculptor and designer Gaetano Pesce, who passed away six months ago in New York. The installation, 12 meters high - is a reinterpretation of Pulcinella's dress, with two red hearts pierced by an arrow and is part of the Napoli Contemporanea program. The fact that has aroused curiosity, jokes and not always benevolent comments on social media, is the phallic shape of the work, especially when seen from 'back'. Many comments, most of which are allusive and ironic, others more critical.Photo by Salvatore Laporta/KONTROLAB/IPA/ABACAPRESS.COM

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The New Installation in Piazza Municipio Causing Discussion - Naples

The new installation in Piazza Municipio is causing discussion, in Naples on October 8, 2024. It is 'Tu si 'na cosa grande', a work dedicated to Naples by the sculptor and designer Gaetano Pesce, who passed away six months ago in New York. The installation, 12 meters high - is a reinterpretation of Pulcinella's dress, with two red hearts pierced by an arrow and is part of the Napoli Contemporanea program. The fact that has aroused curiosity, jokes and not always benevolent comments on social media, is the phallic shape of the work, especially when seen from 'back'. Many comments, most of which are allusive and ironic, others more critical.Photo by Salvatore Laporta/KONTROLAB/IPA/ABACAPRESS.COM

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The New Installation in Piazza Municipio Causing Discussion - Naples

The new installation in Piazza Municipio is causing discussion, in Naples on October 8, 2024. It is 'Tu si 'na cosa grande', a work dedicated to Naples by the sculptor and designer Gaetano Pesce, who passed away six months ago in New York. The installation, 12 meters high - is a reinterpretation of Pulcinella's dress, with two red hearts pierced by an arrow and is part of the Napoli Contemporanea program. The fact that has aroused curiosity, jokes and not always benevolent comments on social media, is the phallic shape of the work, especially when seen from 'back'. Many comments, most of which are allusive and ironic, others more critical.Photo by Salvatore Laporta/KONTROLAB/IPA/ABACAPRESS.COM

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The New Installation in Piazza Municipio Causing Discussion - Naples

The new installation in Piazza Municipio is causing discussion, in Naples on October 8, 2024. It is 'Tu si 'na cosa grande', a work dedicated to Naples by the sculptor and designer Gaetano Pesce, who passed away six months ago in New York. The installation, 12 meters high - is a reinterpretation of Pulcinella's dress, with two red hearts pierced by an arrow and is part of the Napoli Contemporanea program. The fact that has aroused curiosity, jokes and not always benevolent comments on social media, is the phallic shape of the work, especially when seen from 'back'. Many comments, most of which are allusive and ironic, others more critical.Photo by Salvatore Laporta/KONTROLAB/IPA/ABACAPRESS.COM

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The New Installation in Piazza Municipio Causing Discussion - Naples

The new installation in Piazza Municipio is causing discussion, in Naples on October 8, 2024. It is 'Tu si 'na cosa grande', a work dedicated to Naples by the sculptor and designer Gaetano Pesce, who passed away six months ago in New York. The installation, 12 meters high - is a reinterpretation of Pulcinella's dress, with two red hearts pierced by an arrow and is part of the Napoli Contemporanea program. The fact that has aroused curiosity, jokes and not always benevolent comments on social media, is the phallic shape of the work, especially when seen from 'back'. Many comments, most of which are allusive and ironic, others more critical.Photo by Salvatore Laporta/KONTROLAB/IPA/ABACAPRESS.COM