Black Dahlia: How Low Can You Go in Merchandising the Black Dahlia?

Posted on January 14, 2019 by lmharnisch

Black Dahlia painted in artist's blood

I occasionally scan the Web to see what’s out on the distant fringes of the Black Dahlia case. And wow. This is fringe.

Here we have a portrait of Elizabeth Short – post-mutilation – painted in the artist’s blood. Listed on EBay for $250. People never cease to amaze me in the ways they will try to cash in the Black Dahlia.

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1 Response to Black Dahlia: How Low Can You Go in Merchandising the Black Dahlia?

  1. Eve says:
    January 15, 2019 at 2:39 am

    In addition to everything else, that is one crap artist. Should have used a lot more blood. A LOT more.

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