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More Mannequins of Rolfe Square

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by Josh Wood Tuesday November 18, 2008

Mannequins of Rolfe Square
OK, this is more of a mannequin bust.

Wikipedia notes that the word comes from the Dutch/German word manneken/Männeken, literally meaning ‘little man’. I can’t read the words “little man” without thinking of Christopher Walken.

Previously, Mannequins of Rolfe Square.

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