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“Bin There”
23 ¼ x 43
by Thomas Arvid
Giclée on canvas

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Having a wine cellar in a home is a tradition that dates back thousands of years, even before indoor plumbing.

When Thomas Jefferson built his beloved Monticello in Virginia, he not only had a wine cellar but also two sets of dumbwaiters to retrieve bottles from the cellar and discard the empty one.

Today’s modern cellars are built using the finest of woods and the very best climate control systems to maintain and showcase your collection. Sorry no dumbwaiters.

This unique Arvid captures a small treasure of his prized collection, numbering in the thousands. Can you name all of the bottles in his painting “Bin There” ?