Pavarotti’s part-time jobs
mainVisiting the Pavarotti house in Modena, Una Barry found some unexpected aspects. He painted, for instance.
He got fan letters from Princess Diana.
He had a part-time job at the Met.
Visiting the Pavarotti house in Modena, Una Barry found some unexpected aspects. He painted, for instance.
He got fan letters from Princess Diana.
He had a part-time job at the Met.
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Pavarotti’s painting got quite a bit of press around the early 1990s. He had only taken up painting a few years earlier and his concert promoter Tibor Rudas even started a separate company to “sell” them to ticket holders at expensive after-concert dinners. Unfortunately, someone – I think in California – spotted that these were far from original works. Indeed, it was eventually revealed that he was painting by numbers. The company was wound up and no more was heard about his “paintings”!
Could you please enlargen those photos so we can see what they are?
I’ll note that on these and most pictures on the internet you can right-click and choose “view image” to see them at their native resolution.
And it would be pleasant to read what Princess Diana wrote…
A bit of fluffing around got me past the usual microdot (I’ll find out soon how this link displays for you)
http://slippedisc-28a0.kxcdn.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/07/pavarotti-diana.jpg
I have given up on the hope that this site will one day make its images visible
I work on a mac desktop. If I drag the photos off the blogsite to the main screen, they open at double the original size. I can then increase them to whatever size I want.
Works on a MacBook Pro, too. Thanks for the tip.
Wow, that painting is…..really something.
You can see some good images of his work here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L3UWsOHZJ-k
Also an article from the N.Y. Times (1993) about his hobby here:
http://www.nytimes.com/1993/01/22/arts/a-bit-of-dissonance-over-pavarotti-s-copycat-art.html
On my iPad, if I save the image,mi can the expansion it to read or examine any part of it – and delete when I am done