NETFLIX DOCUMENTARY

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NETFLIX DOCUMENTARY

A woman walks into a New York gallery with a cache of unknown masterworks. Thus begins a story of art world greed, willfulness and a high-stakes con.

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VIRTUAL CLASS at Christie's | Fakes, Frauds and Forgeries: Issues in Authenticity

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VIRTUAL CLASS at Christie's | Fakes, Frauds and Forgeries: Issues in Authenticity

Fakes, Frauds and Forgeries: Issues in Authenticity

This livestream course with Christie’s auction house will examine issues of authenticity in works of art including forgeries, unethical restorations, and misattributions.

Learning outcomes: 

  • Learn how professionals identify fakes, frauds and forgeries with provenance research, conservation science, and connoisseurship 

  • Learn about due diligence in authenticating artwork from an established conservator  

  • Learn about legal issues in authenticity from an art lawyer 

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10 Things to Know About Edgar Degas

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10 Things to Know About Edgar Degas

10 Things to Know About Edgar Degas

“A closer look at an artist widely regarded as the French Impressionist par excellence, from his love of drawing to his private passion for sculpture, his fascination with dancers and horses to his experiments with photography.”

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Field Book Club | February

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Field Book Club | February

Field Book Club | Meeting: February 23

The Art Forger, By Barbara Shapiro

(offered in two covers)

Where and How to Find the Book:

Some independently owned bookstores you can support:

They may or may not have this book in stock.  If they don't, we still recommend checking them out!

Providence, RI

-Symposium Books

Middletown, RI

-Island Books

*Special Field Offer: 

Get an extra credit on your loyalty card if you purchase a book here.  

Mention "Field of Artisans."

South Kingstown, RI

-Wakefield Books

-Rarities Bookstore

Westerly, RI

-Savoy Bookshop & Cafe

Plainville, MA

-An Unlikely Story

Taunton, MA

-Readmore Bookstore

Mystic, CT

Bank Square Books

New London, CT

Title lX: A Bookstore

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