Aris Janigian
By Peter Najarian
Regent Press, Berkley, California (July 1, 2015); 228 pages
ISBN 978-1587903212; Paperback $20.00
In March 2013, the New York Times, the Telegraph, and dozens of other
websites and news shows reported that a trove of art, valued at $30
million, by a previously unknown painter, had been discovered abandoned
in a Long Island house and garage. The artist’s name was Archie
Pinajian, and though he’d sold hardly anything during his lifetime,
there he was, in death, like Van Gogh, getting his comeuppance.
