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06-03-2007, 10:50 AM
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My take on Michael O'Keeffe's book, "The Card"
Posted By: shelly jaffe
Money Money Money. Most people knew about this book before the last sale. Mike had been working on it for at least two years. I know that he talked to many people about this book at the Anheim National. I think that was way before the card was sold. I have to say this. Because a painting is hanging in the New York Museum Of Art it does not mean it's authentic. I think if people want to belive in something so much there is no way that they will ever belive its not what it is. 
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