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Thrift-store painting bought for $4 sells for over $100,000 after N.C. Wyeth authentication

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Tracy Donahue purchased a painting for just four dollars at a thrift store, unaware of its true origin. The artwork sat in storage for years until a spring cleaning session led Donahue to notice a signature that revealed its authenticity as a work by renowned American illustrator N.C. Wyeth. The painting was subsequently sent to auction, where it attracted a high bid, though that particular sale was eventually called off. A private collector ultimately acquired the piece for more than $100,000. Donahue used the proceeds to fund a family trip.

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