May 16, 2013
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5:05Now Playing"Artist John Currin painted this portrait (which Bea didn't model for) of the late, great Golden Girl in 1991. The New Yorker referred to it as part of a series by Currin that featured "acrid fantasy portraits of menopausal women." I think it's quite beautiful."*
Artist John Currin's controversial "Bea Arthur Naked" painting (which she didn't pose for) has sold at auction for a huge amount of money! Is it weird for a topless portrait of Bea Arthur to sell for seven figures? Ana Kasparian and Dave Rubin discuss.
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