The stories begin in the fall of 2001. She was in her early thirties, working at a trade association, and on the rebound. Her second marriage had just ended. A friend, Dorothy Robyn, a Democratic policy wonk, suggested she meet Tony Podesta. Tony was decades older than she, and had been married once before, but he was young at heart. He took her to the opera for their first date. On the way, the story goes, they stopped by one of his homes to pick up a car. She noticed his art collection. "I don’t know why it is," Tony said, "but I have artworks where the women have no heads." The next day she sent him a note. It was signed, "Woman with a head."
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DonutofShame ago
http://freebeacon.com/columns/divorce-beltway-style/
I'm pretty sure, it should resemble splattered blood and headless people. The "cage" looks like frames with tiny boxes of art to me.