Plays radio network and now chewing the fat with Jeff Fisher.

So once again a rare painting was found in a farm shed and the headline talks about it

being covered with bird droppings no it was not covered in bird droppings they found

it in the back of this shed and it had bird droppings on the back of the painting not

on the front.

This guy found it in a farm shed in Kinderhook, New York.

He said you know that looks like a painting from the painter Sir Anthony Van Dyke who doesn't

know the great paintings of Sir Anthony Van Dyke and he said it was a study for St.

Jerome painting that Sir Anthony painted and he bought it for $600.

He didn't say anything to anybody he just said yeah yeah I'll give you $600 and it was

just auctioned off for $3.1 million.

The oil sketched by the 17th century Flemish artist Anthony Van Dyke like I said you know

all his works.

So it was auctioned off in South of East for $3.1 million.

Now it depicts a nude elderly man who was a live model study.

It was painted between 1615 and the 1618 holy cow congratulations this is why you look

at stuff at yard sales and shed sales and barn sales I mean if you saw that and in the

back of the shed would you have paid $600 for it not knowing that it was this great painting

by Sir Anthony Van Dyke a study of St. Jerome and I hope I'm pronouncing Sir Anthony's name

correctly it's Van Dyke I'm guessing it's Van Dyke.

I don't know it could be Van Dyke I'm just guessing it's Van Dyke anyway I wish something

like this would happen for me I hope that it happens for you.

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