Turner's Temeraire Mystery in the Art Shop
In a dim London shop Michael Labram narrates the tale of Brogelheimer a German buyer who seeks a famous painting with no regard for price. Labram and Leslie Baring hatch a plan to substitute a copied Turner Temeraire for the real piece leading to a dramatic night at the National Gallery and a tense confrontation about authenticity and theft.
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Michael Labram
Wilkie
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Brogelheimer
Leslie Baring
London
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Mr. Baring
Mr. Tlabram
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Trafalgar Square
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Soho
Mr. Brogelheimer
National Gallery
Temeraire
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Merchants deal ends in tense street scene theft tale
A sudden intruder bursts into a shop, accusing a trader of trickery. The exchange turns, with a Turner print and £20 paid upon the table. The customer, jumpy yet calm, questions danger but amicably exits with the purchase amid talk of crookedness and companionship in peril.
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Turner
Lincoln as Kingly Cedar in Primal Turbulence
A poetic tribute tracing Abraham Lincoln from prairie cabin to Capitol, praising his steadfast rectitude and strength. It likens his deeds to building and sustaining a nation, holding firm against upheaval, and ending with a kingly fall that echoes through the hills.
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Capitol
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