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A detailed account of a fascinating case of art forgery. The author describes in a very personal and emotional way her decades-long struggle to expose a fake Rubens purchased by the National Gallery in London. The story itself is mind-blowing, and as I read it, I kept thinking that it could be the basis for a fascinating book written by an experienced journalist - but I also appreciate that it is written by the heroine herself, even if she can be a bit chaotic and I would like to have more background information included.

Thanks to the publisher, Eris and Columbia University Press, and NetGalley for an advanced copy of this book.

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