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----------------------------Original message---------------------------- Whoa! I've received many, many replies on this. Thanks, everyone. Unfortunately I neglected to mention that the image my patron wanted is NOT the Lee Lawrie 1937 sculpture at Rockefeller Center. We found that and she didn't like it. In my haste to post the question I left that out. Very sorry about that; it was the most popular reply. I suspect that what she has in mind is a little more realistic and less stylized than the Lawrie, and is probably a popular culture shoot-off of a classical sculpture. Sort of like when art students are upset that we don't have a picture of a moonlit landscape with mist and a woman in a long black dress walking along holding a flower... Thanks again to all who replied. Sara J. MacDonald UArts Library, Philadelphia, PA [log in to unmask]