Hello buggin1-ga,
I haven?t been able to find the painting, but I found an article that
you might find interesting.
B985.com
Movie : Something's Gotta Give
http://b985.com/common/movies/notes/35490-1-full.html
?Erica's beach house was inspired not only by a real house in
Southampton - at which the company would film exteriors later in the
production schedule - but by several others which Meyers, Hutman and
their team saw when they visited the Hamptons. Every detail in the
house, from the fabric on the sofas to the paintings, photographs and
framed memorabilia on the walls, to the dishes and crockery in the
kitchen pantry, looked and seemed real, because they were real.
"Nancy wanted the house to reflect a woman living alone for the first
time in her 50s," adds set decorator Beth Rubino. "We fabricated a
great deal of what you see in the house. We made or augmented most of
the furnishings. Nancy truly appreciates patina and quality. She
enjoyed the fact that some of the pieces in the kitchen were 19th
century originals from Provence, while others were purchased from
e-Bay for $1.99. And still they looked great next to one another."?
The set decorator, Beth Rubino, was featured in an article in the
November 2003 issue of Architectural Digest.
Internet Movie Database
Publicity for Beth A. Rubino
http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0748211/publicity
You might want to try to find a copy of the magazine. It might
contain some useful information.
Maybe another researcher will have better luck finding the painting.
Good luck with your search.
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