The Eternal Woman?

[Beth Reardon <breardon@MCCALLIE.ORG>]

I hope you can help one of my teachers (and me). He recently ordered a
3-dimensional puzzle for a Christmas gift. There were several to choose
from, including Darth Vader, King Tut, the David, and one he called "the
eternal woman." He had the story that an artist had taken all the existing
ethnic characteristics, and made this statue. He asked me to verify the
story, and for more information. I've exhausted our art history sections,
and searched the 'net far and wide, with no success. Can anyone help me? TIA!!
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Beth Reardon
Library Media Specialist
The McCallie School
500 Dodds Avenue
Chattanooga, Tennessee 37404
423-493-5869
breardon@mccallie.org
Internet: http://www.mccallie.org/library

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