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Chasing Aphrodite: The Hunt For Looted Antiquities At The World'S Richest Museum
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In Recent Years, Several Of Americas Leading Art Museums Have Voluntarily Given Up Their Finest Pieces Of Classical Art To The Governments Of Italy And Greece. The Monetary Value Is Estimated At Over Half A Billion Dollars. Why Would They Be Moved To Such Unheardof Generosity?The Answer Lies At The Getty, One Of The Worlds Richest And Most Troubled Museums, And Scandalous Revelations That It Had Been Buying Looted Antiquities For Decades. Drawing On A Trove Of Confidential Museum Records And Frank Interviews, Felch And Frammolino Give Us A Flyonthewall Account Of The Inner Workings Of A Worldclass Museum And Tell The Story Of The Gettys Dealings In The Illegal Antiquities Trade. The Outlandish Characters And Bad Behavior Could Come Straight From The Pages Of A Thrillerthe Wealthy Recluse Founder, The Cagey Italian Art Investigator, The Playboy Curator, The Narcissist Ceobut Their Chilling Effects On The Rest Of The Art World Have Been All Too Real, As The Authors Show In Novelistic Detail.Fastpaced And Compelling, Chasing Aphrodite Exposes The Layer Of Dirt Beneath The Polished Faade Of The Museum Business.
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