Car manufacturer Tara explaining aerodynamics (1934) in a simple way for anyone to understand. (lmage originally extracted from Tatra T77 brochure. Photo credit: Tatra - The Legacy of Hans Ledwinka).
An ancient Roman bust from around the first century that had been missing for decades has finally made its way into the San Antonio Museum of Art, and all it took was for one artist to buy it from a Texas Goodwill for under $40.
In 2018, art collector Laura Young was shopping at a Goodwill store in Austin, Texas when she stumbled upon a sculpture on the floor beneath a table, according to the San Antonio Museum of Art. Someone that looks for undervalued or rare art pieces, Young told The Art Newspaper she bought the piece for $34.99, and a picture of it after she bought it shows it buckled up in her car with a price tag on its cheek.
After buying the bust, Young noticed it looked very old and worn, so she wanted to find out when and where it came from. Read more.
sometimes art is something that is screaming inside of you to be let out, other times it’s just “oh you know what would be fun” and both are always worthwhile
