On Christmas afternoon Lenny and I always like to go to a movie and eat Chinese food. This year, we ate Chinese (at Full Kee in High Point – delicious), but postponed seeing a movie.
One movie I’m anxious to see though is BIG EYES – the story of Walter Keane and his wife. If you’re over
55 or so, you might remember those sad big-eyed children’s faces and you
either loved them or hated them. Apparently enough people loved them
at the time to make Keane an extremely well known and successful
artist. Unfortunately, Walter wasn’t the artist – his wife was. He
convinced her no one would buy the art if it were done by a female
artist. She went along with the lie until he divorced her and she tried
to convince everyone of the truth. I won’t spoil the ending if you
haven’t seen it.
I was curious about other movies about artists, so I Googled it – Top Movies About Art or Artists.
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“One fish, two fish, red fish, blue fish…” “I do not like that Sam-I-am!” “Hop. Pop. Hop on Pop.”
…..And what does it have in common with cornflakes, silly putty, a slinky and chips?
We’re often asked how we select the art that hangs in our
.…does the price of the work increase in value?
