by Robert Moeller (Author)
An exclusive behind-the-scenes view into the high-end dealings of the art world.
A compelling fictional account of the loss and rediscovery of one of Leonardo da Vinci's greatest works of art written by an expert in the field of art history.
Author Biography
Robert Moeller offers a rare "behind the scenes" view of the art world based on more than forty years' experience in the principal art markets of the United States and Europe. Educated at Harvard, he has served as an art history professor and museum director at Duke University, and a curator of the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston. Later in his career, as a private art advisor to the elite, Moeller acquired works of art at the masterpiece level for a multitude of institutional and private collections. Penned by a recognized expert in the field, Provenance is a culmination of Moeller's vast knowledge of the art world coupled with his fascination with human behavior. In his time off, he spends his days in Jackson Hole visiting with his grandchildren or riding his horses.
Number of Pages: 266
Dimensions: 0.6 x 9 x 6 IN
Publication Date: December 01, 2015
