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<blockquote data-quote="Willie Oleson" data-source="post: 149070" data-attributes="member: 8">And from this thread, too. It&#039;s going to be a bitter pill to swallow (again!)Knots Landing Motors seemed like an established business, maybe even an Knots &quot;institution&quot;, but it&#039;s possible that Sid had bought it from a previous owner.I&#039;m still not sure what a Nazi treasure is. Is it art made by Nazis or art made by Jews seized by Nazis?They didn&#039;t? How disappointing.Haha, the Iggy Pop of Dallas.What a great comparison. And speaking of zeitgeist, something must have changed. In the middle-eighties it was the Alexises and Sigourneys who were the celebrated &quot;power women&quot;.It&#039;s always nice when they explain the situation.I have Bing&#039;d him so many times (misspelled as Frederick) and I still can&#039;t find him on wiki. But I found a Friedrich on a Dutch website.<a href="https://www.simonis-buunk.nl/kunstwerk/stahl-f/7265/#info" target="_blank">https://www.simonis-buunk.nl/kunstwerk/stahl-f/7265/#info</a>It looks very lovely, I&#039;m sure Sable would have bought a few for Miles&#039; baby.And it also reminds me of Running Up That Hill (but not by Kate Bush, although I think Queen have used artwork similar to this one - but I could be wrong)[ATTACH=full]14684[/ATTACH]That&#039;s very, very resourceful. I mean, I&#039;d probably recognize Charlton Heston or Roger Moore but...well, never mind.There was something very upfront and relaxed about Paula (but then again, so was Jill) so it didn&#039;t feel like a plotsy plot. She just kinda wandered into it all and it could change nothing or everything.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Willie Oleson, post: 149070, member: 8"] And from this thread, too. It's going to be a bitter pill to swallow (again!) Knots Landing Motors seemed like an established business, maybe even an Knots "institution", but it's possible that Sid had bought it from a previous owner. I'm still not sure what a Nazi treasure is. Is it art made by Nazis or art made by Jews seized by Nazis? They didn't? How disappointing. Haha, the Iggy Pop of Dallas. What a great comparison. And speaking of zeitgeist, something must have changed. In the middle-eighties it was the Alexises and Sigourneys who were the celebrated "power women". It's always nice when they explain the situation. I have Bing'd him so many times (misspelled as Frederick) and I still can't find him on wiki. But I found a [I]Friedrich[/I] on a Dutch website. [URL]https://www.simonis-buunk.nl/kunstwerk/stahl-f/7265/#info[/URL] It looks very lovely, I'm sure Sable would have bought a few for Miles' baby. And it also reminds me of Running Up That Hill (but not by Kate Bush, although I think Queen have used artwork similar to this one - but I could be wrong) [ATTACH=full]14684[/ATTACH] That's very, very resourceful. I mean, I'd probably recognize Charlton Heston or Roger Moore but...well, never mind. There was something very upfront and relaxed about Paula (but then again, so was Jill) so it didn't feel like a plotsy plot. She just kinda wandered into it all and it could change nothing or everything. [/QUOTE]

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