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23
May, 2012

The Most Expensive Art Heists

by GuestAuthor on May 23, 2012

The Cost of Art Theft – The Most Expensive Art Heists
Some of the most expensive and rare art work thefts read like a shopping list; and they probably are.  Any major artwork thief worth his or her salt is likely to be aware that there is limited market for works by great masters, a Vermeer or a Monet is not exactly the easiest haul to shift.  The top art thefts of the last few decades have all had that “available for pre-order” feel. But while the thieves and their customer’s profit, the world’s cultural history becomes poorer.  A couple of sorry tales from the art theft world are good examples.  The Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum – Various Artists The Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, in Boston, Massachusetts, is home to some seriously impressive works to this day.  Up until the 18 March 1990 it was home to slightly more. 

25
Jan, 2012

Da Vinci, Van Gogh, and Picasso : Some Interesting Facts

by GuestAuthor on January 25, 2012

Lesser Known Facts About the World’s Greatest Artists.

When you think of art, many people think “Mona Lisa,” “Sistine Chapel,” “The Scream,” and other famous examples of artwork, but sometimes an artist’s life can be just as interesting as their paintings.

Did you know, for example, that Michelangelo absolutely hated painting? He claimed that painting was a waste of time compared with sculpture, and had to be harassed by Pope Julius II to paint the Sistine Chapel ceiling, which became one of the world’s most famous paintings. Not a bad “waste of time.” Want to learn more interesting facts? Read on…

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