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    Sacred and Stolen

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      Geniza, 235

      Georgian Academy of Sciences, official event, 220

      Georgian Art Museum, 216

      Georgian National Exhibition

      debate, intensity, 218–219

      holograms, usage (Ilia II suggestion), 226–227

      merits, Shevardnadze comments, 218

      opening, 208–209

      patriarch opposition, 223

      television debates, 222–223

      unacceptability, 227

      Georgian Orthodox Church

      obstacle, 229

      radio show, 222

      Georgian State Art Museum, 213, 228

      Getty Museum, 268

      Gilmore, Bill, 258

      Glendenning, Parris, 186

      Glory of Byzantium exhibition (Met), 105, 209

      Going for Baroque exhibition, 199

      milestone, 201

      planning, 199–200

      Goldberg & Feldman Fine Arts, Inc., 128

      Goldberg, Peg, 128, 245–246

      cash commitment, 136

      civil court expense, 161

      cross of Goldberg, 147

      diligence, 130

      donor, location, 161

      Emmerich (expert witness), 133

      facts, presentation, 135–136

      good faith, 146–147

      greed, 148, 160

      judgmentalism, absence, 141

      van Rijn friendship, 138

      Goldberg’s Angel (Hofstadter), 125, 152, 155

      Golden fleece, idea, 210–211

      Gold key

      arrival, 52

      “bad sister” possession, 46–49

      examination, 38–39

      loss, possibility, 51

      ownership, determination, 48–50

      production, 40

      reentry, 45–46

      Gold monkey head (Peru), repatriation, 271

      Good Faith Engagement, 270

      Goucher College, 276, 279

      Great Expectations (Dickens), 37

      Greek Christians, evacuation, 282

      Greeley, Helen, 20

      Grierson, Roderick, 168

      Grubber, 5

      Gruel, Leon, 92–93

      Guenschel, Helmut, 114

      cases, 115–117, 119

      security, increase, 123–124

      Guroff, Greg, 208, 209, 214

      agenda, distribution, 216

      Georgian analysis, 229–230

      Vikan seating placement, 220

      H

      Hagia Sophia, 100

      altar, distribution, 233

      Hama Treasure, 262

      Hann, George, 71

      Hanul Agapia (restaurant), 28

      Hartman, Arthur, 208, 220, 229, 230

      Head of Christ (Sallman), 1

      Healing of the Blind Man, 58–59

      disagreements, 61–62

      fake, hypothetical, 60–61

      pastiche, discovery, 59–60

      Heaven and Earth: Art of Byzantium from Greek Collections, 109

      Heldman, Marilyn, 189

      Herodotus, 167

      Higgins, Jr., Chester, 169, 171

      Higher Authority Productions, 241

      Hirshhorn, Joseph, 54

      Hirshhorn look-alikes, removal, 62

      Hirshhorn Museum, 54

      Hishon, Pat, 238

      Hockney, David, 105, 133

      Hofstadter, Dan, 125, 136, 145, 152

      Ho Hagios (Greek epithet, usage), 64

      “Holy Ark. Ben Ezra Synagogue, Old Cairo,” 234

      “Holy Doves,” 263

      “Holy Fire,” 29

      Holy Grail, tale, 101

      Holy Image, Holy Space: Icons and Frescoes from Greece (icon tour), 102, 105–106, 109

      divine, sense (creation/ingredients), 103

      festivities (San Francisco), 131

      inauguration, 158

      members preview, 111

      opening, 106–1070

      promotion, 131

      Honan, Bill, 137, 150

      trial coverage, 140

      Hoover, J. Edgar, 194

      Hope Lutheran Church, worship place, 7

      Hopps, Walter, 82–83, 89, 270

      anger, 84, 95

      deposition, impact, 155–156

      Director of the Menil Collection

      resignation, 153–154

      role, 127

      fix-it scheme, 154

      fresco research, 86

      phone calls, 83, 129

      problem, 84

      stolen art perspective, 127–128

      Hosios Loukas (Byzantine church), 102

      Hot Art, Cold Cash (van Rijn), 74, 158, 163

      Hoving, Thomas, 78

      Ethics banner, 79

      Hunt, Bryan, 199

      I

      Iconostasis, 72

      Icons

      conservation laboratory examination, 73

      dealer-owned icon, origin, 72

      private inquiries, 69

      rarity, 67–68

      research, 72

      return, 75

      Ikonen-Museum (Rechlinghausen), 55, 56

      Ilia II (Patriarch), meeting, 223–226

      conciliation, absence, 225

      counteroffer, 225–226

      holograms, usage, 226–227

      Illuminated Greek Manuscripts from American Collections, 70, 107

      catalogue

      completion, 31–32

      editing, attention, 36

      information, conveyance, 108

      research, 92

      review, 14–15

      absence, 17–18

      “Image of the Black in Western Art” project, 37

      Immovable assets, 159

      Indianapolis Museum of Art, Kanakaria mosaics display, 164

      Indianapolis Star, The, 127, 140

      Ineffable, vocabulary, 10

      Institute for Advanced Study, The, 11–12, 152

      Institute of Manuscripts, 213–214

      medieval manuscripts, examination, 214

      Intercession, visual prayer, 67

      InterCultura, expense, 170

      International Byzantine Congress

      closing commentary, invitation, 252

      deliberations, 278

      exhibition, 210–211

      International Herald Tribune, 78–79, 161

      International Research & Exchanges Board (IREX), 20

      fellowship/residency, 20–21

      Iron Curtain, 21

      Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, 91

      Isenheim Altarpiece (Ross discovery), 33–34

      ISIS, cultural treasures (destruction), 281

      Islamic State, iconoclasm, 281

      Israel’s Forgotten Heroes, 241

      J

      Japaridze, Tedo, 209

      Jenkins, Basil, 65

      Johns Hopkins, 59

      Department of Classical Studies, research, 275–277

      Johnson, E.C., 149

      John the Baptist, 96

      Jones Fund, 186

      Joralemon, David, 267, 268–269

      conversations, 269–271

      Journey of the Magi, 263

      Junior Fellowship, application/rejection, 31–32

      K

      Kanakaria, Byzantine mosaics, 261

      defense, 143–144

      Dikmen restocking, 155–156

      exhibition (Indianapolis Museum of Art), 164

      experts, 144

      historical/religious importance, 130

      initial asking price, 137–138

      property, Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus lawyer claim, 135

      theft, 127

      trial

      coverage, 140, 145

      proceedings, 141–148

      what-if scenarios, 162–163

      Karageoghis, Vassos, 139

      absence, 151–152

      deposition, absence, 152–153

      position, resignation, 153–154

      reprisal, understanding, 156

      Kastoria icon, impact, 106

      Kero (beer pitcher), 249

      Khuskivadze, Leila, 219

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    sp; Kimmelman, Michael, 107–109

      Kitterman, Nancy, 189

      Kitzinger, Ernst, 43, 58

      fake, 60

      reputation, 61

      symposiarch, 60

      Klausner, Edmond, 15

      Klausner, Elana, 19, 54, 149–150, 193

      marriage, 15

      Klausner, Isaac/Anna, 15

      Klein, Calvin, 203

      Klejman, John, 34, 39

      Kline, Tom, 131–134, 143

      cross of Goldberg, 147

      plaintiff case, 145–146

      team, recommendation, 157–158

      Knopfelmacher, Joseph, 169

      Knopfelmacher, Joseph/Margaret (collection, sale), 185–186

      Koch, Bob, 11

      Koons, Jeff, 105, 199, 201

      Koptische Kunst: Die Spätantike in Ägypten (Wessel), 55

      Kouroupas, Maria, 245–247, 271

      Kress Fellow (National Gallery), 19, 32, 36, 99, 262

      L

      Lailash Pentateuch, 214

      traveling crate, construction, 228

      Lambert, Phyllis, 236, 240

      Land of Myth and Fire: Art of Ancient and Medieval Georgia exhibition, 209

      myths, 210

      official death, 229–230

      success, chances, 227–228

      trouble, 217–218

      Langdon, John, 65

      Last Judgment fresco, 27

      Latrobe Basilica, 255

      Lavin, Doug, 141

      trial preparation, 141–142, 146

      Lee, Sherman, 85

      Leeson, Larry, 117–118

      Legacy of Faith: Ethiopian Orthodoxy in America, 169–170

      Lerner, Ralph, 238, 242

      Leventis, Constantine, 89, 155

      Levine, Jerry, 241

      lex situs (application), 144

      Limoges

      liturgical objects, 263

      trading, 265

      reliquary, 262–263, 271

      return, lawsuit (possibility), 264

      Linard

      Church of Saint Martin altar, examination, 265–266, 269

      reliquary, 271

      Lloyds of London, 122

      Loerke, Bill, 32

      “Looking Behind the Shroud of Turin” (Vikan), 205

      Looted antiquities, 261

      scenarios, 282

      thinking, changes, 266–267

      Lord, Day & Lord, 86–87

      Louis, Morris, 133

      Loumuri, Nodari, 219, 223

      Lugar, Richard, 140

      “Luke the Cypriot” manuscript, 19

      Lysi fresco, 93–94, 129 154, 245, 261

      accident, Hopps anger, 95–96

      delivery, 160–161

      de Menil rescue, 81–84

      drama, exit, 162

      photographs, 80

      plunder, 77–78, 160

      Turkish invasion (1974), impact, 81

      repatriation, conversations, 87

      rescue, price, 80–81

      restoration, 95

      saga, initiation, 79–80

      M

      Magelssen, Paul, 194

      Magritte, Rene, 51

      Maheriotis, Pavlos, 142–143

      Maimonides, Moses, 233–235, 243

      Manatt, Phelps, Rothenberg, & Phillips, 127, 141

      Mannheimer, Steve, 140

      Mappelthorpe, Robert, 200

      Marquand Library, 13

      Maryland Institute College of Art (MICA), 200

      Massif calcaire, 283

      Mathewes-Green, Frederica, 106

      Matisse, Henri (sale), 69

      May, Herbert L., 274

      McFarlane, 208

      McKell, David McCandless, 20

      Medieval Mania speech (Emory University), 203

      Medieval & Renaissance Miniatures from the National Gallery of Art (editing), 36

      Medieval typology (graduate seminar), 11

      Melikian, Souren, 77–78

      Menil Foundation

      connection, impact, 87–88

      Lysi frescos, delivery, 160–161

      Petsopoulos contact, 84

      press release, 78

      Mercouri, Melina, 102, 116, 158

      Mercouris, Sypros, 116

      Metropolitan Museum of Art, 91, 268

      Glory of Byzantium exhibition, 105

      Mezzatesta, Michael, 172, 187

      appointment, problems, 190

      directorship

      Board of Trustees withdrawal, 188

      discussion, 190

      MIA. See Minneapolis Institute of Art

      Miami Herald, 237, 242

      MICA. See Maryland Institute College of Art

      Michael C. Carlos Museum (Emory University), 190

      Michelangelo, 28

      Middleman, Raoul (Vikan portrait), 197–198, 206

      Middleton, William, 36

      Miner, Dorothy, 92–93

      Minneapolis Institute of Art (MIA), 4, 185, 253–254, 256

      Mishnah Torah, 233

      Mitchell, Chris, 151

      Moche tomb site, 271

      Modigliani, Amedeo, 136–137

      bait, 148

      purchase, avoidance, 138

      Monastery of Saint Catherine (Mount Sinai), 13, 66

      Mont-Saint-Michel and Chartres (Adams), 10

      Morgan Library, 91

      Morgantina Aphrodite, 268

      Morocco, Larry, 95

      Mosaic fragments, return, 128

      Mosaic head. See Cypriot mosaic head

      Mosul, cultural treasures (destruction), 281

      Munich frescos, 97

      discovery, failure, 87

      origin, 86

      Munich Turk, 88, 94, 128

      Munich warehouse, Cypriot artifact storage, 153

      Murillo, Bartolomé, 200

      Music, love, 7, 9

      Music ‘til Dawn (Andre), 8

      N

      Narrative picture cycles, Weitzmann method/analysis, 12–13

      National Aquarium, 218

      National Association of Dealers in Ancient, Oriental, and Primitive Art (representation), 248

      National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH), 190

      National Gallery, 102, 111–112

      blockbusters, ingredients, 100

      National Geographic (issues), reading, 2–4

      National Museum of Iraq, looting, 250

      National Stolen Property Act, 267

      National Treasures of Georgia, 229

      Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act (NAGPRA), 247

      New Yorker, The, 136

      New York Times, The, 17, 79, 138, 140

      celebratory notice/reviews, 69–70, 105, 107, 191

      Cyprus case results, 150

      photography, 169

      Nixon, Edward, 208

      Noland, James, 128, 139, 142, 151, 268

      convincing, 146

      decision, announcement, 149–150

      Hopps testimony, usage, 154, 156–157

      NPR, 79

      Numinous

      impact, 104

      power, 107

      sense, 101–102

      O

      Object Registry (AAMD), 270

      O’Malley, Martin, 251, 258

      Orthodox monastery, sleepover, 28

      P

      Painting the Mayan Universe, 190

      Palazzo Strozzi, 102

      Palmyra, cultural treasures (destruction), 281

      Panagia. See Church of Panagia Kanakaria

      Panaretos, 40

      Pandora: Women in Classical Greece exhibition, 201–202

      goodwill, loss, 203

      problems, 202

      size/cost, 202

      success, 206

      Panofsky, Erwin, 11–12

      death, 12, 15

      Papageorghiou, Anastasios (cross-examination), 142, 146

      Parcul Tineretului (“Park of the Youth”), 24

      Paternotte, Bill, 251, 258

      Patriarchal Cathedral, Romanian gathering, 29

      Paulos, Abune, 170–171, 227

      absence, 175

      Black
    Entertainment Television coverage, 173

      brother

      apology request, 180

      communication, 176–177

      conference, 178

      Higgins photo, 175

      misadventures (New York City), 172–173

      remarks, 180

      U.S. arrival, 171–172

      Paysage, bords de Seine, 273

      Peach Bloom Vase, 112–114

      Bartgis theft, 124–125

      display case, design/construction, 114–115

      theft, 114–118

      Peru, gold monkey head (repatriation), 271

      Peter. See Saint Peter

      Petsopoulos, Yanni, 72, 77–78

      confidential meeting, 79

      hand-delivered message, impact, 94, 99

      mosaic return, scheme, 155

      name, protection, 88–89

      photographs, presentation, 97

      rage, 157

      secret meeting, 95–96, 202

      von Hapsburg, assistance, 162

      Peytel, Joanny Benoit, 264

      Philadelphia Inquirer, The, 16–17

      Philadelphia Museum of Art, 112

      Phillips, Wendell (Sabean art collection), 90–91

      Picasso, Pablo, 41

      sale, 69

      Pirosmani, Niko (“naive” paintings), 213

      Piss Christ (Serrano), 200

      Plashchanitsa (burial shroud), 108–109

      Plexiglas. See UV Plexiglas cases

      Plunder: The Looting of the Kanakaria Mosaics (Mitchell), 151

      Pont-Saint-Vincent, 264

      Posek (decisor), 234

      Postcards from the Walters, 252

      Pratt Library. See Enoch Pratt Free Library

      Pre-Columbian art, donation, 267

      Presley, Elvis, 203

      Vikan talk, 204

      Prevas, John, 122–123

      Princeton Geniza Project, 235

      Princeton Theological Seminary library, research, 11

      Princeton University, arrival, 10–11

      Princeton University Art Museum, Greek manuscripts exhibition, 15–16

      Princeton University-University of Michigan (Weitzmann expedition), 13

      Pronaos (porch), 28

      Provenance

      amnesia, creation, 242

      firewall, 69

      Q

      Quandt, Abigail, 211

      Questions of Authenticity Among the Arts of Byzantium show, 58

      R

      Ragone, Barry, 234–235, 242

      Ben Ezra Torah ark door

      return, insistence, 236

      sale, agreement, 239

      Ravenel, Gil, 99–101

      Reagan, Ronald, 208, 230

      Rebel Without a Cause, 2

      Reeder, Ellen, 202

      catalogue (Princeton University Press), 206

      Rembrandt, 197

      Renda, Kathleen, 189

      “Renoir Girl,” 273

      BMA return, 277

      identity/owner, 276

      media coverage, 274

      theft, 274

      Repatriation, 127, 247

      gold monkey head (Peru), 271

      Republic of Cyprus (plaintiff), 128

      “Rescue of a Byzantine Masterpiece, The,” 78

      Resurrection of Christ, collective expression, 29

      Richards, Paul, 187

      Rijksmuseum, 136

      Risen Christ, The (Bernini), 199

      Romania

     


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