I agree I don’t see why Neal can’t have the picture hanging in his home until his death. I see nothing wrong of holding on to a painting of Farrah. I believe he did really love her unlike Lee Majors who treated her like crap.
After my mother died, my father hang a picture of my mother in the living room. Every morning when he got up and right before he went to bed he would stand before the picture and pray and talk to her.
It doesn’t matter if it was a painting, picture or video. I don’t see what is wrong in being attach to a visual of a loved one that has past.
The problem is the 10 million dollar price tag and the fact that the pic does not belong to him.
He is making an emotional argument.
The point is....This is a family portrait...not an art work.