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The Museum of Lost Art examines the adventures and misadventures of art lost, but also sometimes found. The sparkling gold Byzantine mosaics in Istanbul\'s Hagia Sophia were concealed for 400 years under whitewash before being revealed again in 1934. Missing works by Goya, Picasso and Malevich have been discovered beneath later over-painting, by virtue of X-ray and other technologies. And a canvas by Willem de Kooning, stolen from a museum gallery, was rediscovered in 2017, having hung on the wall of a suburban bedroom for more than thirty years. These and other finds offer hope that all is not necessarily lost.
Call No. | : | N9100 C48 2018 |
Author | : | Charney, Noah, author. |
Publisher | : | - |
Published | : | 2020 |
Category | : | - |
Page | : | 295 pages : illustrations (some colour) ; 23.6 cm. |
Language | : | - |
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