We’ve all heard the stories: a woman unexpectedly finds a priceless work of art in a second-hand store, a family had no idea their grandmother’s furniture was worth a fortune, and he was down to his last $10 when he sold a garage sale knick-knack for untold millions, etc.
Thomas Adamson (of The Associated Press) wrote of one such occurrence in an article titled, “French woman didn’t realize she owned a masterpiece — it just sold for almost $35M” for Global News.
I read his article and was instantly inspired to write Musings of a Masterpiece.
You’d think it was the financial windfall that inspired me, but it wasn’t.
I asked myself: If a masterpiece painted centuries ago was aware, what would it think of life? What would it want us to know?
I hope that you enjoy reading Musings of a Masterpiece. It is one of my favourite works. (And if you happen to know Thomas Adamson, kindly send him this link.)
It’s A Go!
Amber Green
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Amber Green is a self-published Canadian author and freelance writer. Her short stories can be found here: www.amazon.com/author/ambergreen
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Art © 1989 Dixie Roach-Foxton. Cover design © 2020 Amber Green
Looking forward to this read. Have thoroughly enjoyed all the others. 👍🤗
Thank you for reading! ☺
I really appreciate your support and enthusiasm for my work.
I hope that you enjoy ‘Musings of a Masterpiece’!