Non-Fiction

artist what have you lost? Then, suppose someone else saw it on your wall and bought a reproduction of your work. Of course, if you sold your original and it was purchased you would have your money, but many people can't afford original art. I have bought several works in oil by a local artist in Wisconsin where we once had a house. It was wonderful having her art on my wall there and now here in CT. And I loved it.

Similarly, museums sell copies of art in their museum. And I have a key fob of the little footbridge by Monet that I bought at the Musee d'Orsay's gift shop in Paris. I love it because I see it each time I use my supermarket card attached to it. Occasionally some people see it and comment on it. Maybe they would be interested in seeing it again. Where? Google or maybe a little video on YouTube.

I write about art because I love it and have had my readers comment that it made them appreciate art more and actually made them happier. That artist or those artists may then be sought out on that despicable Google. Beauty is thus proliferated in the world.