Create a museum-grade classical marble sculpture in the spirit of Michelangelo's David, but not a replica. The subject is Jessica Rabbit from Who Framed Roger Rabbit, reimagined as a grand full-body marble statue in a luxurious neoclassical museum setting. Render her as a glamorous, iconic femme fatale with a confident, sultry expression, flowing side-swept hair, elegant curves, and a dramatic, statuesque pose. Make her faithful to the character's identity while translating her into idealized classical sculpture. She should be nude in the tradition of classical art, with tasteful flowing marble drapery partially wrapping around her body and cascading around the hips and legs. Include signature Jessica Rabbit cues translated into marble: voluptuous silhouette, long glamorous hair, old-Hollywood allure, and subtle Art Deco or stage-performance motifs integrated into the pedestal and surrounding sculptural details. Pose her with theatrical elegance and sensual confidence, with contrapposto and a sense of timeless screen-diva glamour. The base should be a finely carved marble pedestal with elegant relief details and the character's name clearly engraved on the front as "JESSICA RABBIT". The setting should feel like an opulent rotunda or grand sculpture hall with columns, arches, and warm museum lighting that enhances the polished marble and cinematic atmosphere. Emphasize polished white marble, exquisite anatomy, detailed carving, and a refined high-art aesthetic. Vertical 9:16 composition.