The Fine Art of Murder

From Picasso to the Herron School of Art, this anthology contains twenty page-turning mysterious short stories. Murder and crime is integrated into each story with spine-tingling twists and turns over objects or places where one will find fine art. In the anthology you will travel through time eras, enjoy different art genres, and come to know new and original characters. Each of these mystery stories run the gamut of the art world and take you into a new adventure. What makes this different from other anthologies is that each short story is separated by fact sheets that highlight some of Indianas most renowned artist. You will discover pop art, and learn the history of Robert Indianas famous LOVE sign, the Impressionist landscapes of William Forsyth, and his student, Julia Graydon Sharpes watercolor paintings. Perfect for art lovers and mystery fans alike.
"To Catch a Thief"; "That Ugly Painting"; "Murder Confit"; "Ceilings"; "The Picasso Caper"; "Expose Yourself to Art"; "Framed"; "No Good Deed"; "Pride and Patience"; "The Last Great Heist"; "Callipygian"; "Sketches in Black on White"; "James Dean and Me, Martha"; "The Presumption of Value"; "The Making of a Masterpiece"; "Portrait of a Rainy Death"; "How to Throw a Pot"; "Street Art"