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| Painting from Wallander's father found (the
one with the grouse) |
| Posted 3 December 2004 |
It seems that one of the paintings (with the
grouse) sold by Wallander's father has turned up in Canada. Jennifer,
the lucky owner, explains:
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Dear Inspector Wallander,
My GrandPa Filberg was born in Linkoping and when he passed
away in the Comox Valley, Vancouver Island (check Google
search) he left me a painting. I have attached a photo of
the picture to this note. Could it possibly be a work of
art by your father? It has been in our family for generations
and hangs in a prominent position over the fireplace. Grandfather
told me that he once owned a painting without the grouse
which he traded to the local Natives for a cedar canoe.
I have an appointment with the chief to discuss this story.
Everyone I know reads your stories!Thanks from the wild,
wet Coast,
Jennifer
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Click to see the full size image
Will more of these paintings surface from the collections of
fine art lovers? It is known that a few were acquired by Swedish
Television and used as props in the Wallander films. But where are
the rest? Are those rich businessmen in Skåne holding on to their
copies, waiting until the price is right to sell? If you've seen
one of these rare paintings from Wallander's father, the people
on our mailing list would love to
hear about it.
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