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Showing posts with label 1911. Show all posts
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Thursday, 27 December 2012

ARCA Founder Noah Charney at TEDxCelje Speaks on Art Theft at the Louvre

Posted on 07:13 by Unknown
Writer and art historian Noah Charney's TED talk given at a TEDx event in November is now online.  The talk is about art theft and the Mona Lisa and is entitled "How To Steal from the Louvre".


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