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<p>[QUOTE="J Dagger, post: 12146757, member: 10944"]The de Kooning version:</p><p>[MEDIA=youtube]JwDXl83Wpqs[/MEDIA]</p><p><br /></p><p>and a follow up:</p><p>[MEDIA=youtube]6Ed2RRgCX18[/MEDIA]</p><p><br /></p><p>Looks like there’s more interesting content created about this story but these are good starting points. I’d imagine some of you heard about this a few years ago but it was new to me.</p><p><br /></p><p>Edit: let’s add this one. [MEDIA=youtube]QW8wek9fyiI[/MEDIA] Not that I condone this throw of thing but these people would have probably been fun to hang out with. Also the executor of the estate should win bonehead of the millennium for giving away the entire estate for 2k. Most for the zero dollars and the remnants for 2k. Even if you don’t count the de Kooning and the other two paintings. I’d love to know how the store did on what they got for 2k. The owner claiming the 165 million dollar masterpiece was the ugliest painting he had even seen was great. I suppose he’d prefer a piece of furniture shop factory art of windmill or something.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="J Dagger, post: 12146757, member: 10944"]The de Kooning version: [MEDIA=youtube]JwDXl83Wpqs[/MEDIA] and a follow up: [MEDIA=youtube]6Ed2RRgCX18[/MEDIA] Looks like there’s more interesting content created about this story but these are good starting points. I’d imagine some of you heard about this a few years ago but it was new to me. Edit: let’s add this one. [MEDIA=youtube]QW8wek9fyiI[/MEDIA] Not that I condone this throw of thing but these people would have probably been fun to hang out with. Also the executor of the estate should win bonehead of the millennium for giving away the entire estate for 2k. Most for the zero dollars and the remnants for 2k. Even if you don’t count the de Kooning and the other two paintings. I’d love to know how the store did on what they got for 2k. The owner claiming the 165 million dollar masterpiece was the ugliest painting he had even seen was great. I suppose he’d prefer a piece of furniture shop factory art of windmill or something.[/QUOTE]
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