Hey, gang,
Excuse me if this has been brought up before, but does anyone know if there is any significance (or backstory) to that statue of the man with the shovel in his hands in the Collinwood foyer?
I think that we got to see that man, sans the shirt, on the top of the table in the foyer for the entire run of the series. Do you think that Mrs. Stoddard or Roger purchased the statue at some tony gallery in Boston or, possibly, in town at a local yard sale over at the Eagle Hill Cemetery caretaker's cottage?
And, just what is that enigmatic man shoveling (dirt, coal, or something "else," usually found in great "quantity" in rural areas)?
Perhaps that mesomorphic man is just as ubiquitous as that Count Petofi Hand-in-the-Box or that portrait of that 19th century man with the handlebar moustache were on "Dark Shadows"?
Bob