In 1966, a New York art teacher paid under $100 for a thrift-store painting; 60 years later the FCB Cadell work sold for £189,200
- The painting depicts Cadell's north-facing studio on the first floor of his home in EdinburghIn 1966, retired art teacher Helene Plotkin bought a painting for less than $100 at a thrift store in White Plains, New York.
- She liked the work enough to take it home and display it, but she had no idea that the painting was by a well-known Scottish artist.
- According to People's magazine, Plotkin kept the painting in her home for nearly 60 years.
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- The painting depicts Cadell's north-facing studio on the first floor of his home in EdinburghIn 1966, retired art teacher Helene Plotkin bought a painting for less than $100 at a thrift store in White Plains, New York.
- She liked the work enough to take it home and display it, but she had no idea that the painting was by a well-known Scottish artist.
- According to People's magazine, Plotkin kept the painting in her home for nearly 60 years.
Sources: Times of India