Actor bears fruit, museum delivers fat check
Every once in a while, junking pays off in a big way. A 20-something actor paid $5 for a painting he found wrapped in a blanket at an L.A. garage sale, and it turned out to be worth a million dollars.
The Joseph Decker painting, "Ripening pears," was purchased by the National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C. I expect to be in the same position when the market for old "Paint-by-number" works explodes.
Posted by Cheryl-Anne :: 12:48 PM Mar 4
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