Cynthia was bequeathed an oil painting by her childless aunt. Cynthia was not favorably disposed toward the painting because it reminded her that her aunt had left her entire estate (except the painting) to the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. When Cynthia’s best friend, Beatrice, admired the painting, Cynthia offered to sell it to her for $10. Beatrice accepted, paid the $10, and took the painting. The painting was clearly an original and bore the signature, "Ad Schreyer," but neither Cynthia nor Beatrice had ever heard of the painter. Several weeks later, Beatrice informed Cynthia that she had inquired about the artist and had learned that the painting was worth $15,000. On hearing this, Cynthia tendered $10 to Beatrice and demanded the return of the painting. Beatrice refused and Cynthia brought suit against Beatrice to recover the painting. Judgment for whom?