There is an item whose whereabouts has been in constant question, "The Reichenbach Waterfall Portrait" -- which is mounted above the fireplace of the Baker Street study -- has been in demand for a number of years. It was personally acquired by set designer, Micheal Grimes, who accordingly found the mid or late-1800s print in a book. He blew it up, framed it, and hung it to replace the usual framed mirror, thus preventing accidently shots of camera and crew on film. Jeremy found it as a great joke, an irony which Holmes could ponder over during a case. NOW Miss Sheila Matthews has recently placed new information to the editor's attention. Presently the portrait is in display at "Jeremy Brett Exhibition" at Sherlock Holmes Memorabilia Company. They will soon provide copies of this portrait in its original size for purchasing to anyone whom desires a copy -- which is a great deal!

For other listings of Brettish nostalgia, please consult Publicationa Brettiana, Paraphernalia Brettiana de Exotica, and Influencing Those Inspired Illustrators. If there is any Brettian who knows where to obtain other Brettish-related products, the editor would be much obliged in receiving the information.

Last on 02 October 2000