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CTyankee

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6. Not sure. I know I read the book a long while back. It was excellent.

Reply to Coventina (Reply #4)

Fri May 15, 2015, 01:08 PM

May 2015

I'll pull the film off of you tube. Thanks for reminding me.I love books and films about confiscated/stolen art. I went to a fabulous talk at the Gardner Museum given by their security director, on the 1990 theft of the Vermeer and the Rembrandt which have not yet been recovered. The Boston police know who did it but feels they might be recovered pretty soon. It was an interesting and informative talk...and gave me some hope...

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Saw "Woman in Gold" and boy, I am mad all over again... [View all] CTyankee May 2015 OP

It is a magnificent painting edhopper May 2015 #1

As LATE as 2006 they were pulling this shit! CTyankee May 2015 #2

Oh, I agree edhopper May 2015 #3

sorry to say I didn't. Did you go? CTyankee May 2015 #5

Totally agree CTyankee. It was the blatant disregard for humanity that gets me. Coventina May 2015 #4

Not sure. I know I read the book a long while back. It was excellent. CTyankee May 2015 #6