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DESCRIPTION: Join us for a lecture by author Thomas H. Keels, who examines how wealthy people use art to signify their status. European master’s works were often faked due to scarcity as people rushed to acquire them for their private collections. By the time the Foerderer family of Philadelphia bought the highly suspect Kimball collection of “Old Masters” in the 1890s, the American art market was flooded with adulterations and fakes. Even with modern science, fakes and scamming in the art market still happen today.\n\nFor details, click here: https://glenfoerd.secure.nonprofitsoapbox.com/component/events/event/109
SUMMARY:“When Rich People Spend Good Money on Bad Art” Talk with Thomas Keels
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LOCATION: 5001 Grant Avenue, Philadelphia, PA, 19114
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