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https://www.paparex.it/blog/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/talking-statues-of-rome.jpg1200658The talking statues of Rome are a series of statues (mainly six) used by roman, since XVI century, to anonymous express their criticism against the religious and civil authorities of the city by attaching messages to their pedestal. The talking statues of Rome are: Pasquino a damaged piece of Hellenistic-style sculpture on a small piazza … Continue reading ""