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I've loved her work and didn't realize she was that old
Not clear what the problem is with the painting itself, but we know...
During a grant supported fine art photography trip, I make night long-exposure photographs in and around southern Greenland, such as Igaliku.
The exposure is about 90 minutes; the strange red is from a flashing light in the distance; the green sky is from the Norther Lights. Made in southern Greenland.
In "Death Lends a Hand", Season 1, Episode 2, starring Ray Milland, we clearly see at least two Roy Lichtenstein's prints in the office behind Robert Culp.
The art is part of the Cathedral series created in 1969.
Since the prints in the show would have only been about a year or so old (1971, but filmed a bit earlier), it was quite progressive to include this in the show--or at least they found an office that (perhaps unknowingly) had an excellent art collection.
Anyway, I love art, and love Columbo almost equally.
These are from a month-long fine art photography project in Greenland, supported by grants from the American Scandinavian Foundation. I hope to return for a third time.
Some interesting points about the contemporary art market.
--Collectors looking for stability
--Cutting edge contemporary is down
--Middle and emerging are dropping
--Sales are more local