Aprile 2011: Antonio De Robertis; il piugrave; conosciuto e temuto esperto di falsi di van Gogh; viaggia verso la Provenza.Alla guida dellrsquo;auto crsquo;egrave; lo scrittore e cantautore Alan Zamboni che condivide con lui una rocambolesca ricerca.Tra falsari; raggi x; lettere misteriose e avvincenti ricostruzioni storiche si dipana una vicenda ricca di colpi di scena; affascinante proprio in quanto realmente accaduta.Il libro; a partire da un attento e minuzioso lavoro di indagine su unrsquo;inquietante tela firmata Vincent; si rivela un profondo atto drsquo;amore per la veritagrave; senza compromessi.
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0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Great Product andBy STEPHANIE LThank you; Great Product and Seller5 of 5 people found the following review helpful. A fine and very readable scholarly workBy RickI first encountered the writings of Professor Fuchs in a graduate seminar on Asian American history. I found him to be both highly readable and balanced in his commentary. This book traces the history of racial and ethnic relations in the U.S. from the perspective of immigration and assimilation. It also confronts the concern for acculturation without resorting to polemics or diatribe. Above all; it makes a cogent and convincing argument for revalidating Americas unique civic culture at a time when balkanization is leading us astray as a people. If read in conjunction with some of the more recent writings of Arthur Schlesinger; Jr.; it will illuminate further. A reasoned counterargument to the excesses of critical race theory and postmodernism.
