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Last Spring I put up a Hulett painting of L.A.'s Chinatown, circa late 1940s.
Today, you get a Hulett of San Francisco's Chinatown, also from the late '40s. Frankly, I like the L.A. piece better (the original sold two months ago for $5,000. Sadly, I wasn't the owner.) Nevertheless, you get both paintings, and you can make up your own mind which is best.
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You're right, the LA one is sweeter. Is that one still in the family?
Nope. It was owned by a longtime family friend who sold it for eating money.
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