Anamorph Page #7
I mean, you're already his patron.
Remember you bought
that painting?
Without a patron
there is no painting.
Maybe you are his Pope Innocent.
Maybe you're his crazy
object of obsession, Stan.
OK, I got Velazquez portrait of
of the Pope Innocent X.
Quite an ambivalent study
of absolute power.
Despite never seeing
this painting in person,
Bacon became so obsessed
with it...
that he compulsively repainted it
over and over again,
but each version
more horrific than the previous.
Did I tell you that the latest victim
worked with me...
I think you've been part of
It's not until an artist
finds his obsession...
that he can create
his most inpired work.
Where he gets his obsession from,
it does't really matter
It can be the myth of Prometheus,
It can be another man's
painting of the Pope,
it can even the story of
Stan Aubrey.
It can be anything.
So drink up.
I'll gonna show you something.
Seems familiar right?
The artist had the real
underground cult following
Already some show is in the
more hip galleries down town.
You wouldn't believe what
- What's his name?
- No name.
...no official representation.
- Where we find it?
- Stan, that's the whole thing.
This guy doesn't exist,
that's the whole gimmit
The only thing you have is his work.
Blowing rail since back room I guess.
That is my chair.
Yeah, I told you I would
help you to find...
- No, it's my chair.
- What?
Fate
Wood and fabric
It was stolen.
We take it later.
I'll swing the car around.
No, you can't do that, Stan.
All right, just tell them
it's evidence.
Oh good, you're back.
Any chance of returning our "Fate"
- What?
- The chair that you absconded with.
I am afraid I can't do that.
- - Evidence.
I suppose you'll
beat me with rubber hoses...
if I choose to respect
the artist's anonymity.
No, we're not gonna do that
but you got to tell us what you know.
- All I have is a name.
- Okay.
- Gerri Harden.
- Sounds a pornstar.
- You got a bio, any photos?
- Not even an address.
You never asked where she lived?
You never talked about boyfriends,
girlfriends, nothing like that?
Detecting is your pastime,
mine is selling paintings.
- And she sold quite a few.
- You weren't curious?
We gonna have to ask
you downtown
to give a full description anyway.
OK.
Not a single trace of fiber in any
of the crime scenes...
but this clay
is full of prints.
We didn't even need to dust.
I'm gonna need a few hours.
You get a match?
A match, a name
and a last known address.
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