It was a modest house,
referred to by locals as an Old Portland, built nearly a hundred years before
we purchased it in 2003. Mrs. Chatterbox and I weren’t looking for a fixer
upper but this house spoke to us. Had we listened more closely we might have
also heard rumblings of something sinister. Read about it (here).
Background
Wednesday, January 15, 2014
Monday, January 13, 2014
This One Sold #8
Regular readers of this
blog are familiar with a feature called Peculiar Pictures, highlighting work I painted but never sold during
my career as an illustrator. I’ve recently begun posting works that did sell. This one was purchased from an online site
selling my royalty free conceptual illustrations.Check it out (here).
Sunday, January 12, 2014
Renoir Update
Last year I posted a story about a
painting by French Impressionist Pierre-Auguste Renoir (1841-1919) purchased at
a flea market in Virginia by fifty-one year old Martha Fuqua for seven dollars.
The painting turned out to have been stolen in the 1950s. I asked you to decide who rightfully owned this painting. The judge has made her ruling. Check it out (here).
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