Can anyone tell me the name of the artist who's paintings are all over Ray's house (livingroom on the stairs wall & the bedroom above the bed)? They are autumn country scenes. Anyone know?

I don't know for certain and I haven't even watched a full episode since the series finale but, from what I recall of the paintings, my best guess would be that they're the work of Wm. Earling. He has done many autumnal landscapes in that style, and I know his work has appeared in various TV shows and movies. But, as I said, it's just a guess.

Thanks Pentimento. Its not his work but I appreciate the reply! :wave:

have no idea but hope u'll find out soon....
i have another problem...i am looking for the clip on
episode 119 - "Talk to your daughter"
I am desperately looking for it...can anyone help please

sumbucca

here's trivia I need please...

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Hi I am also desperately looking for a CLIP from an episode that delt with PRE-PLANNING his Funeral - I just want to know name of episode ?

thanks

sherpa28@yahoo.com

here's trivia I need please...

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Hi I am also desperately looking for a CLIP from an episode that delt with PRE-PLANNING his Funeral - I just want to know name of episode ?

thanks

sherpa28@yahoo.com

I answered this also on the "Video Clip" thread.
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I think you are referring to:

Six Feet Under
(season 2. episode 22)

When six-foot-tall Raymond discovers that he's shrunk a quarter of an inch, the resultant midlife crisis grows until it stretches into "an end-of-life crisis." So before he gets put six feet under, he decides to make a list of his dreams and goals in life. But when Debra finds him writing his "Things To Do Before I Die" list, she decides to show her husband the proper way to have his crisis. Meanwhile, Marie gets mad at Frank when she discovers that he sold half of their burial plot for a profit.


or....

The Will
(season 4 episode 5)

Upon drafting their wills, Ray and Debra must decide who would make the best guardians for their children. After pondering long and hard over their decision, Ray and Debra choose the two people who they feel would be the best candidates to raise their children--should anything happen to them. But their choice doesn't meet with everyone's approval.

or

Pet The Bunny
(season 7 - episode 4)

As a challenge, Ray writes a eulogy for Frank, who hasn't died yet. In the eulogy, he tells a childhood story about watching his tough dad pet the family bunny, named Hoppy. Unfortunately, Mari reads the paper, who wants a trubute in it. Also, Robert and Frank learn of Ray's sentimental recollection.