What makes for great art? That is the question in yet another Wharton story on the same theme. Here, a woman claims to own a Rembrandt that is unsigned. As such, no museum will buy it, though she needs the money. Is it the signature alone that makes us declare a work great? Read the story here at Project Gutenberg.
Wednesday, March 18, 2020
On "The Rembrandt" by Edith Wharton (5986 words) ****
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