cynic
07-08-2012, 06:47 PM
I am trying to identify some of the posters and pictures that were inside the Three's Company apartment. I don't know if they were legitimate works by professional artists independent of the show, or if they were created expressly for the show itself.
The first is the profile of a woman hanging on the wall just behind the front door (between the door and the curtains).
The second is the (pencil?) drawing of what looks like a goddess, hanging in the living room opposite the hinges of the kitchen door. The drawing hanging above Crissy's bed appears to be the same. The female figure is in a slinky standing position similar to the common posture typically seen in works of Aphrodite, but I cannot find the exact picture on Google. I managed to get a close-up screenshot during a scene where Crissy was sitting in bed, as the picture was right behind her, and it appears to be signed "murfia". No luck on google, however, under the goddess's feet appear greek letters that are probably the name.
The third is the painting directly above the telephone, that appears to show two people stooping to talk to a person sitting in a chair.
The fourth is a clearly professional abstract by the known "Arpad Szenes", sitting to the left of the bathroom door, but I cannot find that exact work on the internet.
The last, for now, is the painting, showing several wild animals, also to the left of the bathroom door.
Thanks for your help. I can provide screenshots if need be.
The first is the profile of a woman hanging on the wall just behind the front door (between the door and the curtains).
The second is the (pencil?) drawing of what looks like a goddess, hanging in the living room opposite the hinges of the kitchen door. The drawing hanging above Crissy's bed appears to be the same. The female figure is in a slinky standing position similar to the common posture typically seen in works of Aphrodite, but I cannot find the exact picture on Google. I managed to get a close-up screenshot during a scene where Crissy was sitting in bed, as the picture was right behind her, and it appears to be signed "murfia". No luck on google, however, under the goddess's feet appear greek letters that are probably the name.
The third is the painting directly above the telephone, that appears to show two people stooping to talk to a person sitting in a chair.
The fourth is a clearly professional abstract by the known "Arpad Szenes", sitting to the left of the bathroom door, but I cannot find that exact work on the internet.
The last, for now, is the painting, showing several wild animals, also to the left of the bathroom door.
Thanks for your help. I can provide screenshots if need be.