For some it’s a chance to test their skills against the masters. For others, it’s a chance to spoof some of the world’s greatest artworks. The Pine Shore Art Association’s Fabulous Fakes Show is again filling the gallery at 74 Stafford Ave. in Manahawkin.
Some of the works are truly amazing copies of paintings we all know and love, but it’s the spoofs that get the most attention.
The painting known as “Whistler’s Mother,” actually titled by James McNeill Whistler as “Arrangement in Gray and…
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