Silent Servants...

Silent Servants...

... of the Used, Abused, and Utterly Screwed Up.

A Secular Franciscan looks at the world...
with a more jaundiced eye than ever...
and lots of ellipses for you to fill in the missing text...
(with thanks to Thomas S. Klise for the title)



Friday, February 08, 2008

If an art forger is so good


so as to fool so many people, is he as good an artist as the artist he/she forges?

Artful Codgers: How a high-school dropout and his elderly parents fooled the world

Historical antique art is a different thing, I think. It has value due more to its historical importance than its art value. Still, very interesting...

(I love this line from the article: "Playing an addled clergyman in Beyond the Fringe, Alan Bennett put it best: "Life is rather like a tin of sardines ? we're all of us looking for the key."")

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