UORares .::. Paintings


	by Cats, Britannian Art Historian The art student had spent months visiting every library in Britannia, saving this for last. He had been haunted by the image he had seen--a small portrait of a woman, tinted in orange and yellow. "I must discover the names of this artist and his model. I must know," he mumbled to himself. In his months of self-imposed exile from human interaction, Cats had begun to speak to himself with alarming frequency. "Some men quest for gold, others for fame," he continued. "For me, my quest is the knowledge of the orange portrait." "I fear my quest will end here--I know not whether with success or failure." Several hours later, he pulled out a leather-bound tome. Upon opening it, he began to shout with such joy that several guards came running. "I have found her at last!" he exclaimed, "I know the woman." In the book he saw the painting. He read that it had been painted by the artist Ghirlandaio around 1488. It is properly titled "Portrait of Giovannna Tornabuoni." The painting was done for the woman's husband after she died. "She is dead," he sobbed, falling to the ground in grief. Above Story Contents © 1999 FCB.

The Orange Portraits:

The Orange Portrait - Hangs on a Northern Wall		8,000 Gold
Orange Portrait with Green Dress - Hangs on a Western Wall		8,000 Gold
Orange Portrait with Blue Dress - Hangs on a Northern Wall		8,000 Gold
The Orange Portrait - Hangs on a Western Wall		8,000 Gold

The Dark Portraits:

The Dark Portrait - Hangs on a Northern Wall		8,000 Gold
The Dark Portrait - Hangs on a Western Wall		8,000 Gold
The Large Painting		50,000 Gold

The Women of Color:

The Lady in Purple		8,000 gold pieces
The Lady in Blue		8,000 Gold
The Lady in Green		8,000 Gold -Use the interior decorator tool and rotate paintings until you find this one.
The Lady in Red		8,000 Gold -This painting used to be very rare until the introduction of the interior decorator tool. Using the tool you can rotate paintings and they will change color.

The Ruined Painting:

The Slashed Covetous Painting

-An orginal (non-artifact) painting went for 15 million gold during April 2003.

- This item has possibly lost some value due to Ruined Paintings spawning in dungeon Doom. But due to their rarity (12) it is unknown how this item's value will be affected.

Ruined Painting
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