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The paintings include one of Jackson playing with Peter Pan (I guess he was feeling like a fairy that day), and another one of him dancing in a rainbow of colors (do I really need to comment on this one?) Also, the collection includes dozens of Norman Rockwell prints showing children at play “I don’t know what to do with these murals,” the gallery owner said. “Maybe I’ll put them on eBay and see what I can get.” On another note, despite Jackson’s reps statements that Neverland is not for sale, its animals are being sent to new places to live, and not for free. “Jackson’s elephant sold to a big wheel [circus] near Los Angeles,” a source has informed Santa Barbara magazine. “It’s also true that Jackson has four giraffes up for sale. His asking price: $35,000 a pair.” |
August 24th, 2006
MSNBC reports today that some of Michael Jackson’s art collection might end up on eBay. Supposedly he owes thousands of dollars to an art gallery owner in California. Now the guy (who asked to remain anonymous), wants to get his money back.
