:25:01
you're perfectly free to remarry.
:25:05
But your wife must wait
until she gives birth.
:25:09
Yhat's unbelievable. In California,
l could remarry as soon as l wanted.
:25:13
Do you mean to tell me that in France
the law is different for men and women?
:25:17
- For obvious reasons.
- No, it isn't obvious to me.
l don't want to listen to this.
:25:20
It's not me who's asked for a divorce.
l don't want a divorce.
:25:24
And l really don't wanna see you...
:25:26
or speak to you or sit in
the same room with you ever again.
:25:32
Bastard!
:25:35
[Woman Singing, In French]
:25:57
[In French]
:26:01
During my research
for an exhibition catalogue...
:26:03
l ran across a piece in the inventory
of the estate of a Dr. William Walker.
:26:08
- Our father's uncle.
- Exactly.
:26:10
Your uncle bought it in the 1 930s in
the Rue du Bac in Paris from a dealer...
:26:14
and it was still in the inventory
of his estate...
:26:17
at the time ofhis death in 1 979.
:26:19
It then passed into the possession...
:26:21
of a Dr. Chester Walker
of Santa Barbara, your father.
:26:25
- l tracked it down in the court records.
- Did l hear you say...
:26:28
the insurance value, when we ship it
to the Getty, is $40,000?
:26:32
- Yes, at least that. Yeah.
- And to think, all these years...
:26:34
it's been hanging in total obscurity
in our house in Santa Barbara.
:26:38
God, Roxy, would you ever believe
this would've happened?
:26:40
See, what's so incredible
to us at the Getty...
:26:42
is that no one here saw that it
had any resemblance to La Your.
:26:47
Yhe French are always so very quick
to claim anything good as their own.
:26:50
Hmm. Sounds like
my husband and his lawyer.
:26:55
Can you believe they're talking
about division of property?