Submitted by Monty Ousley Weddell, Feb 13, 2008 16:32

The Arts & Letters article on stolen art is unrealistic about the market on famous stolen art. There are many hundreds, perhaps even thousands, of private collectors who can afford to own a Monet, Degas, or any other modern master's work without ever publicly displaying it. These secretely coveted arts may be owned for a generation before turning up, or perhaps travel down the ladder of criminals thru drugs, guns, slaves, illegal contriban and other such commodities, and finally being turned in for the reward., or recovered in a Police raid. Check the stolen art register and you will locate tens/hundreds of thousands of pieces of stolen art. Fine at is not even safe in your own home! Anyone may become a victim. One practical solution is the internet, and thus many galleries and artists are now converting to internet websites. Thee Art Gallery at weddellart.com by Monty Ousley Weddell

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