ARCAblog Podcast: The 1961 Goya Art Theft

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Mar 11, 2009Arts

In July 2008, ARCA director, Noah Charney delivered a lecture at Cambridge University which discussed the 1961 art theft of Goya's "Portrait of the Duke of Wellington," 1812-14. The theft grabbed headlines for the unusua...

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