Actor Ryan O'Neal has insisted he was not trying to hide the fact he took an Andy Warhol portrait of his late girlfriend Farrah Fawcett from her home following the actress' death in 2009.
RELATED: Year in Review: In Memoriam
O'Neal's was in court on Monday fighting to keep the painting, which he claims is legally his.
Officials at Fawcett's alma mater the University of Texas at Austin, who already own the portrait's twin, insist the former "Charlie's Angels" star had left the silkscreen to them in a living trust, along with all her art.
Testifying in court, the actor revealed the portrait of his late lover hangs over his bed and he insisted he has no plans to sell it.
He told the court, "I'm going to give it to her son. Our son."
RELATED: Madonna fetches $7.2 million for painting READ MORE
NINGRUM STORENVY SELLING PLATFORM
Thursday, December 5, 2013
Ryan O'Neal fighting for Farrah Fawcett portrait in court
Actor Ryan O'Neal has insisted he was not trying to hide the fact he took an Andy Warhol portrait of his late girlfriend Farrah Fawcett from her home following the actress' death in 2009.
RELATED: Year in Review: In Memoriam
O'Neal's was in court on Monday fighting to keep the painting, which he claims is legally his.
Officials at Fawcett's alma mater the University of Texas at Austin, who already own the portrait's twin, insist the former "Charlie's Angels" star had left the silkscreen to them in a living trust, along with all her art.
Testifying in court, the actor revealed the portrait of his late lover hangs over his bed and he insisted he has no plans to sell it.
He told the court, "I'm going to give it to her son. Our son."
RELATED: Madonna fetches $7.2 million for painting READ MORE
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
No comments:
Post a Comment