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Related: Culture Forums, Support ForumsFamous painting in the background of "The Andy Griffith's Show" had a chilling backstory.
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Famous painting in the background of "The Andy Griffith's Show" had a chilling backstory. (Original Post)
Yavin4
May 2022
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Easterncedar
(2,324 posts)1. Really interesting
Thanks for posting
TreasonousBastard
(43,049 posts)2. Amazing, isn't it, that such simple things hold such secrets.
StarryNite
(9,460 posts)3. Very interesting.
Skittles
(153,193 posts)4. wow, what a story
that little coffin made me think of Uvalde
The whole painting over it reminds me of how the Republicans want to paint over the guns crisis.
hlthe2b
(102,376 posts)5. Fascinating. That Salvadore Dali was the one to recognize a deeper meaning
and to fully explore the painting is likewise amazing to me. Similarities of the artistic soul-- despite such stylistic differences. I always liked Milay's work and have seen his prints in the homes of quite a few acquaintances over the years. I'll never see "the Angelus" the same now.
Alice Kramden
(2,168 posts)6. Thanks for posting
A very moving story