I came back toward the end of the day and still there were a load left but most of the ones I liked had been sold. Trying to hold back I decided to just buy 1 that I had eyed in the morning that was left.
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A work of art all hand painted from the 1940's, they must have had some small brushes and steady hands back then.
I know you all want a picture of the whole table right??? that was my idea too but unlike most people that come in my booth and just snap away with a camera I make it a point to ask first. We this is the how that went down after I payed him the $5 for this one.
Me: Do you mind if I take a picture of the collection?
Dealer: What are you going to do with it?
Me; Just post it on my blog.
Dealer: thinking thinking, thinking...
Dealer: Sorry I am not comfortable with that.
Me: Thanks... walk away sad.
I did send my friend Vince to sneak a shot but he was unable to get one either , he said to me " I tried but he would not give me an open shot like he knew what I was trying to do"
so sorry folks I only have the one to show you but don't say I did not try both ways.....
Next time I am just whipping the camera out and go at it Paparazzi style and bolt.
2 comments:
Whoa, sounds like it was a pretty incredible group. And this one is fantastic, so I can only imagine what the other ones must have been like!
i got yelled at for the first time, shooting at item at the Brimfield Antique show in MA. The woman said "you know sir, thats not really right..."
Never had that happen before---guess i dont know antique show decorum!
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