Holbrook's Trunk

Tuesday, September 29, 2009

Follow-up

Here's an interesting follow-up to the Van Meegeren story our intern John blogged about this summer: a painting formerly identified as a Van Meegeren forgery has now been reattributed as a genuine 17th-century work. It'll be interesting to see what Errol Morris weighs in with.
Posted by Georgia Museum of Art at 1:52 PM
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