Re: Lionheart cover

[jeffy@lewhoosh.umd.edu (Jeffrey C. Burka)]

In article <9201110725.AA03693@garnet.berkeley.edu> you write:

>I'm listening to Lionheart right now (ah, bliss) and I just noticed that
>on the cover, by the lower right corner of the crate that Kate is sort
>of perched on, there is what looks like either a fairly ornate candle
>holder (there's a better word for this than "candle holder" but I don't
>remember it) or some sort of a carved statue.  Does anybody know what
>it is?

I'm not sure, but I think it's a candle stick.  I get this image of a 
young KaTe sneaking into the attic to delve into old family items, and 
carrying a candle up with her because there's no light up there.

>  And on the back cover, are her earrings really the happy / sad faces
>that I guess traditionally represent the theatre?  

Yes, they're drama masks.  Just like on the Motley Crue album cover, dude!
;-)

Jeff
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