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May 17, 2006

Art collecting versus theft

Following Italy's successful negotiation with the New York Metropolitan Museum of Art in February for the return of 21 antiquities, Greece has been embolden to negotiate with the J.Paul Getty Museum in Los Angeles.  Apparently they are quite close to an agreement that would provide for the return of some of the ancient artifacts to Greece that were illegally removed from the country against long-term loans of artwork. More in the New York Times

Posted by on May 17, 2006 at 09:44 PM in Society |

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