"Your collection is superb," Suzan stated as she admired Ellen Lambert's treasury of paintings, lithographs, prints and sculptures."Of course, I know nothing about art, but these pieces could have come from a museum."
Ellen laughed lightly."Maybe I did steal them from the Louvre in Paris or the Prado in Madrid.But no, I acquired these pieces during my travels abroad.I am rather proud of my collection."
"So you should be.Thank you so much for showing me your prized possessions."Suzan had been admiring a painting by the modernist artist Gustav Klimt as well as a Cellini figurine, a lovely Roman woman sculpted from gleaming alabaster.
But one portrait in particular caught her attention that of a nude lady painted with exaggerated proportions. Disregarding the oval head and elongated neck o
