Apr 1, 2021
"Untermeyer fountain" aka "Three Dancing Maidens", by Walter Schott. Central Park, NYC Photograph: Ralph Hockens
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"Untermeyer fountain" aka "Three Dancing Maidens", by Walter Schott. Central Park, NYC Photograph: Ralph Hockens
Isadora Duncan (1877-1927). Postcard of a sculpture of Isadora, by Walter Schott.
A photo of a sculpture by German artist Walter Schott (1861-1938), ca. 1903.
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Now the Schotts REALLY need some cash. And to fire the gardener. Seems like cheating is not allowed in the farming business
The Schott siblings bought that tiny terrain next to their dream home and turned it into... A sad yard sale. They need the cash.
Even when invited to a party, these two try to make profit out of it. In resume, we can all tell at least one of the Schott siblings has money aspirations.
When the crops have been tended to, Walter and Karina get to their second jobs.
Walter and Karina Schott are two siblings who just moved in to Paradise into a veeery very tiny house with crops. Seems like they’re planning to make profit out of it.