February 19, 2011
Amelia, Umbria: Porta Romana
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by Catherine Schofield Sezgin Reconstruction of the current Porta Romana began in 1592 and took 47 years. However, the brick sentry box dat...
February 18, 2011
Classical Twist Emerged Last Summer While Lawyers Studied Art Crime in Amelia
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Last summer in Amelia two students from ARCA's Postgraduate Program found the setting inspirational and formed a new musical group. C...
The Journal of Art Crime: James Charney Reviews "The Billionaire's Vinegar"
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In the fourth issue of The Journal of Art Crime , James Charney reviews "The Billionaire's Vinegar" (Three Rivers Press, New Y...
"Previously Unviewed Monet painting on show in Cologne museum" reports Deutche Well
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Monet's "Spring mood in Vetheuil," 1880, Courtesy Wallraf-Richartz Museum by Catherine Schofield Sezgin, Curious Editor My ART...
Paintings by Rembrandt and Picasso Recovered from Illegal Gambling Den in Moscow
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by Catherine Schofield Sezgin, A Note from a Curious Editor Those of us studying art crime have often wondered if stolen art could be owned ...
February 17, 2011
The Journal of Art Crime: Stefano Alessandrini reviews "Ancient Art Works Recovered by the Guardia di Finanza Exhibition"
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Photo of Stefano Allessandri by Urska Charney In the fourth issue of The Journal of Art Crime , Stefano Allessandri reviews "Ancient Ar...
February 16, 2011
Ton Cremers Weighs in on the lawsuit by the St. Louis Art Museum on Keeping the Ka-Nefer-Nefer Mask
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by Catherine Schofield Sezgin Questions have arisen about the legal status of an 3,200 year-old Egyptian mummy mask from a noblewoman...
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St. Louis Art Museum Sues the United States to Preclude a Forfeiture
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The Ka-Nefer-Nefer Mask, acquired in 1998 by the St. Louis Art Museum The St. Louis Art Museum (SLAM) has sued the federal governmen...
The Journal of Art Crime: Essayist Patrick Hunt on Missing Miniatures from Priceless Illuminated Manuscripts
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by Catherine Schofield Sezgin In the fourth issue of The Journal of Art Crime , essayist Patrick Hunt writes about theft to medieval vellum ...
February 15, 2011
The Journal of Art Crime: Essayist Catherine Schofield Sezgin Speculates on Paris Theft, May 2010
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In an essay entitled “The Paris Art Theft, May 2010,” Catherine Schofield Sezgin relates the events of the theft of the Musée d’Art Moderne ...
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