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If you have ever wanted a large one of these for your home or garden, but all you could find is those puny 12"H or 16"H, here is one that is 25.5W x 20D x 40.5H in.
I've always seen in my mind's eye a similarity between Winged Victory and Spirit of Ecstacy...I found the perfection and grace of Ecstacy appropriate to a Rolls, and "took the leap" of seeing the rough and tumble patina of Winged Victory as befitting the bull in a china shop that is the Hummer.
Right. The "wings" of the Spirit are really the billowing fabric of her garment, I guess; in many views they look more like the wings of some lowly insect -- a moth, or blowfly, or something.
I hadn't been aware that the single surviving wing of the Victory was mirrored -- a good move for display, though probably troubling to some purists ?