Exploring Nuremberg Germany Nuremburg, Germany is actually three Nurembergs, all occupying the same space: Old Nuremberg with its fortress castle and ramparts; quotidian Nuremberg, a modest, somewhat nondescript city; and the Rally Grounds, a vast...
Celebrating National Historic Preservation Month May is National Historic Preservation Month. To celebrate, the Preservation Alliance asked 31 historic preservation leaders in Philadelphia to name a building that has inspired them and why. Below is what Nancy...
Roman & Littlefield Publishers announces the release of Fakes, Forgeries, and Frauds, a book that explores what’s real and what’s fake – and most pressingly, why do we care? PHILADELPHIA (PRWEB) FEBRUARY 18, 2020 Roman & Littlefield Publishers announces the...
On January 18, 2020 The National Archives and Records Center issued a press release apologizing for displaying a photo of protesters at the 2017 Women’s March that obscured references critical to President Trump. The apology explained the image wasn’t...
Fakes, forgeries, and frauds are the curse of museums and the plague of art collectors. Fakes destroy reputations, bankrupt galleries, and menace panels of experts who authenticate artworks. The value of a painting can soar to hundreds of millions of dollars or crash...
The International New York Times reported that a painting entitled “Femme Assise,” or “Seated Woman/Woman Sitting in an Armchair” was returned to its rightful owner. Seventy years after its disappearance, and after a lengthy legal battle, the painting was finally...
