Snapshot
Step into a fleeting moment of history with "Snapshot," an original acrylic painting using acrylic paint and ink by Nathalie Kalbach. This captivating artwork, measuring 12x12 inches invites you to unravel a mysterious event from December 1917.
Within these walls, Minnie and Edward Flaacke once resided, their lives touched by a headline-worthy robbery. Mrs. Flaacke's valuable diamond ring with a striking blue stone at the center was stolen, sparking an investigation led by Lieutenant Collins and Detective Butler.
The newspapers of the era captured this snapshot of intrigue, but the rest of the story remains shrouded behind the stunning oriel window of the house.
This signed painting, beautifully framed and ready to adorn your space, is more than just art—it's a portal to a bygone era, a whisper of a tale waiting to be discovered and interpreted.
Step into a fleeting moment of history with "Snapshot," an original acrylic painting using acrylic paint and ink by Nathalie Kalbach. This captivating artwork, measuring 12x12 inches invites you to unravel a mysterious event from December 1917.
Within these walls, Minnie and Edward Flaacke once resided, their lives touched by a headline-worthy robbery. Mrs. Flaacke's valuable diamond ring with a striking blue stone at the center was stolen, sparking an investigation led by Lieutenant Collins and Detective Butler.
The newspapers of the era captured this snapshot of intrigue, but the rest of the story remains shrouded behind the stunning oriel window of the house.
This signed painting, beautifully framed and ready to adorn your space, is more than just art—it's a portal to a bygone era, a whisper of a tale waiting to be discovered and interpreted.
Step into a fleeting moment of history with "Snapshot," an original acrylic painting using acrylic paint and ink by Nathalie Kalbach. This captivating artwork, measuring 12x12 inches invites you to unravel a mysterious event from December 1917.
Within these walls, Minnie and Edward Flaacke once resided, their lives touched by a headline-worthy robbery. Mrs. Flaacke's valuable diamond ring with a striking blue stone at the center was stolen, sparking an investigation led by Lieutenant Collins and Detective Butler.
The newspapers of the era captured this snapshot of intrigue, but the rest of the story remains shrouded behind the stunning oriel window of the house.
This signed painting, beautifully framed and ready to adorn your space, is more than just art—it's a portal to a bygone era, a whisper of a tale waiting to be discovered and interpreted.
