Good Lifestyle

Beginning

Jerry and Rita decided to move on to a new place in recent years of the 1970s. They chose a small town, a cliff, a County of Grant, New Mexico. Both of them had everything they needed to live a happy and peaceful life. After having lived in New York for most of their lives, they moved to the cliff looking for a life of easy and slow moving that you can never experiment in New York. Jerry was a teacher but he retired before going to the new city. Back in his teaching days, he was the most famous of all teachers. He was the favorite of students and credit goes to his immense knowledge in the field of art, culture and travel. He was an adventurous soul and his stories used to amuse students and inspire them.

Attraction

What he later noticed was a painting that was hanging on the wall next to the closet. There was something about this painting that attracted David to the image. And when he walked near the painting, a thought crossed by his spirit that was sufficient to make him curious. Because it could be bigger than anyone thought, it can be huge! If David's hypotheses were right.

Center of attraction

When a regular antique enthusiast visited the store of David, he did not expect this painting to be there. He said it may have been a work of art of a prominent Dutch artist, Willem Kooning, who was resident of the Netherlands. He was an abstract expressionism expert. The customer finally said to David that if it were an original piece that his cost is more than tens of millions of dollars. David did not believe he thought it was not average that Jerry and Rita could have to offer such a masterpiece.

The search for the truth

Although David did not believe the allegations, every day there were more people say the same thing. When a group of people said the same thing, David thought that if this painting is really worth so much? David started his search on the internet. What information he learned to know was much more than money, there was a hidden story behind her.

Very expensive

The painting was really expensive but the original piece was stolen in 1985 at an exhibition from Arzona Museum of Art in Tucson, AZ. When the painting was stolen, she stole the limonest because she was everywhere on the news channel.