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The Monday Morning Memo

You gotta know you’re going to see the wise men.  
Check out this painting. It looks like I’m sitting on the shelf of a shadowbox, right? Look again. What appears to be a shadowbox is just part of the painting.

Wizzo bought another 3-D painting like this but it was a lot more expensive because it was painted a long time ago. It’s called
The Italian Prints.
Yeah, it’s a pun, because the prints in the painting contain a prince.

Both are presumably Italian.

It was painted by Anna Fisher, (1873-1942)

 

 

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