The Fox and the Cheese

About the artwork:

The Fox and the Cheese is based on an Aesop's Fable, The Fox and the Raven. A raven has a piece of cheese in her beak when a hungry fox passes by. He asks for a bite of the cheese, but the raven refuses. Then, slyly, he asks if she could sing for him instead because he tells her what a beautiful sing voice she has. Flattered, the raven croaks out a note, dropping the cheese. The fox snatches it up and runs off with it. Moral: Flattery will get you everywhere. In this painting, I upgraded the cheese to a gem and anthropomorphasized the fox.

Item Price Quantity
Original 18x24 acrylic painting $1200.00
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16x20 Print, S/N $45.00
8.5x11 Print $12.00
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 susan broomhead 2010-03-30 06:46:48
  FANTASTIC MY LOVE
 heath genthner 2008-03-25 15:24:02
  This is a awsome picture very well done
EXCELLENT JOB
 shab 2008-03-12 12:41:56
  this is really kl!!!
  

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