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Museum acquisitions under fire
Archive January 2006

1.26.06 Bloomberg.com
Getty Museum to Hold Talks in Rome on Disputed Art, Lawyer Says by Vernon Silver

1.20.06 National Public Radio
Ex-Getty Curator Stands Trial for Looted Antiquities by Sylvia Poggioli

1.14.06 The New York Times
Defendant in Antiquities Case Speaks Up, Angrily by Elisabetta Povoledo

1.14.06 LA Times
Art Dealer Appears at Trial by Livia Borghese

1.13.06 BBC News
Heel 'may hasten Marbles' return'

1.13.06 chron.com
Italy Trying to Get Back Looted Art by Ariel David

1.13.06 The New York Times
Italy Offers the Met a Deal on Disputed Art by Hugh Eakin

1.3.06 Azzaman.com
Police seize artifacts stolen from Iraq Museum by Saadoun al-Jaberi

“Unless leading museums, who are widely seen as the keepers of the public conscience in this area, can be persuaded to adopt more exacting standards and to end their cozy and acquiescent relationships with private collectors, it is likely that the looting will continue undiminished.”

Neil Brodie and Colin Renfrew

Statue of Aprhodite (J. Paul Getty Trust)

Statue of Apollo (J. Paul Getty Trust)

Kantharos cup (J. Paul Getty Trust)

Eupphronios Krater (The Metropolitan Museum of Art)

An ancient plate from Sicily (Italian Carabinieri/Associated Press)

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