The Fine Art of Murder
A Collection of Art Mysteries
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Amazon | Barnes & Noble | Books A Million | Walmart | Bookshop Cardinal Publishing Buy the Ebook: Amazon | Barnes & Noble Published October 1, 2016 by Speed City Indiana Chapter of Sisters in Crime Edited by by Diana Catt and Brenda Robertson Stewart The Fine Art of Murder is an anthology of eighteen thrilling, mysterious short stories, each of which integrates crime, murder and fine art. The stories travel through time and place, through art genres and movements, while incorporating original characters who get up and close with danger. From the Herron School of Art to the Penrod Art Festival, from sculpting to painting, from Picasso to Monet — these stories run the gamut of the art world. Between each short story is a fact sheet highlighting some of Indiana's most renowned artists and their work. Discover pop art, the famous LOVE sign by Robert Indiana, the controversial beauty of street art, and the impressionist landscapes of William Forsyth. Dive into these stories and you'll find them as enjoyable as a well-crafted art work: vibrant, unique, thought-provoking and captivating. Indiana stories by Indiana authors:
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Editor and contributor Brenda Robertson Stewart has been a professional painter, forensic artist, editor, and author. Her short stories have been published in Derby Rotten Scoundrels, Power in the Blood, Low Down and Derby and she has coedited Racing Can Be Murder, Bedlam at the Brickyard, and Hoosier Hoops and Hijinks and The Fine Art of Murder. Brenda and Diana are both members of the Speed City Sisters in Crime.
Editor and contributor Diana Catt is an environmental microbiologist and a professor of microbiology at the University of Indianapolis. She is the author of Below the Line and her short stories have been featured in Medium of Murder, A Whodunit Halloween, Patented DNA, Murder to Mil-Spec, and more.
Foreword by M. Travis DiNicola. He has served as President of the Indianapolis Museum of Art s Contemporary Art Society and Vice President of the Indianapolis School of Ballet s board. Travis has a background in theatre, dance, and art. He is the former Executive Director of Indy Reads in Indianapolis for ten years, which provides free, basic tutoring for adults 18 years of age or older. He has co-hosted and produced, The Art of the Matter, on public radio and television.
Editor and contributor Diana Catt is an environmental microbiologist and a professor of microbiology at the University of Indianapolis. She is the author of Below the Line and her short stories have been featured in Medium of Murder, A Whodunit Halloween, Patented DNA, Murder to Mil-Spec, and more.
Foreword by M. Travis DiNicola. He has served as President of the Indianapolis Museum of Art s Contemporary Art Society and Vice President of the Indianapolis School of Ballet s board. Travis has a background in theatre, dance, and art. He is the former Executive Director of Indy Reads in Indianapolis for ten years, which provides free, basic tutoring for adults 18 years of age or older. He has co-hosted and produced, The Art of the Matter, on public radio and television.