This is a spellbinding expose of the major art scandal of the century, implicating many galleries and dealers as well as famed artist Salvador Dali. Veteran journalist Lee Catterall introduces the reader to what he calls the "netherworld of art"--a newly-sprung huge industry preying upon amateur art collectors. Duotone photos.

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The Greatest Classics of All Time presents an unparalleled assembly of the literary worlds most monumental works, spanning centuries, continents, and genres. This anthology celebrates the myriad facets of human experience, belief, and expression, captured through the diverse lenses of its illustrious authors. From the dramatic introspections of Shakespeare to the philosophical dialogues of Plato, and the pioneering adventures of Jules Verne, the collection showcases the evolution of literary styles and thematic concerns across time. The inclusion of seminal works by authors such as Dante and Cervantes alongside those by Emily Brontë and Mark Twain underlines the anthologys rich diversity, offering readers a comprehensive exploration of the literary canons breadth and depth. The contributing authors, each a titan in their respective field, bring a distinctive voice and cultural backdrop to the anthology, thus painting a mosaic of the human condition's intricacies. The collective genius of Goethe, Dickens, Austen, and their contemporaries, reflecting various historical epochs and movements, from the Enlightenment to Romanticism, and the Transcendental to the Realist, imbues the collection with unparalleled intellectual and artistic value. Their narratives, grounded in the societies from which they emerged, provide a panoramic view of human culture and thought, facilitating a unique dialog between the past and present. The Greatest Classics of All Time stands as an eminent invitation to readers and scholars alike to immerse themselves in the virtuosity of its pages. It is not just a compendium of the worlds most acclaimed literary works; it is a vibrant conversation through the ages, encouraging an engagement with the ideas, emotions, and visions that have shaped our world. For anyone seeking to comprehend the expanse of human creativity and the literary feats that have contributed to our collective intellectual heritage, this anthology is an indispensable resource and a wellspring of inspiration.

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This book studies the complementary features of the thought of David Hume and Edward Gibbon in the complete range of its confrontation with eighteenth-century Christianity. The ten chapters explore the iconoclasm of these two philosophical historians - Hume as the premier philosopher, Gibbon as the consummate historian - as they labored to `naturalize' the study of Christianity, particularly with attention to its social and political dimensions. No other work deals as comprehensively or thoroughly with the attempt of philosophical history's challenge to Christianity. Belief in miracles and the afterlife, the dimensions of fanaticism and superstition, and the nature of religious persecution were the themes that occupied Hume and Gibbon in the making of their critique of Christianity. This book makes a valuable contribution to scholarship in a number of fields including the history of ideas, religious studies, and philosophy. It will be of interest to philosophers of religion, historians of ideas, eighteenth-century intellectual historians, scholars of the Scottish Enlightenment, and Hume and Gibbon scholars.