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http://sims.wikia.com/wiki/File:Painting08.jpg is Georges Seurat's 'A Sundary Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte"
I figure at least a couple more are parodies of real works, but I couldn't name those. These are the only ones I know.
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==Selling Sketches==
Without a bit of trickery, sketches just kind of sit in your Sim's inventory. Clicking on them only seems to open the ability to name the sketch, which comports with the page's statement that they cannot be consigned. They can be dragged to a wall for display, where you gain the option to frame them, but they cannot be placed in the family inventory like other household objects. However, once the sketch is displayed on the wall, you can go into Buy mode, select the sketch, and sell it like any other object. Just a helpful hint for budding artists whose inventories are becoming overfull. [[Special:Contributions/72.183.214.11|72.183.214.11]] ([[User talk:72.183.214.11|talk]]) 17:00, July 3, 2014 (UTC)
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