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Theft in Museums

Felicity Moreau

Übersetzer A AI

Verlag: Publifye

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Theft in Museums explores the captivating world of art crime, focusing on audacious museum heists and the vulnerabilities that make them possible. It delves into significant cases, such as the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum robbery, analyzing the planning, execution, and aftermath of these crimes. The book highlights how thieves exploit weaknesses in security systems, revealing a cat-and-mouse game between criminals and security experts.

 
Intriguingly, the book also investigates the psychology and sociological elements driving art crime, offering insight into the motives of both the perpetrators and those involved in the illicit trade of stolen art. This book presents a comprehensive analysis, beginning with the history of museum theft and progressing through detailed case studies, security system failures, and the psychology of art crime. It posits that museum theft is intertwined with broader issues of social inequality and the inflated value of art.

 
By relying on police reports, court documents, and insider accounts, it emphasizes a holistic approach to security, combining technological advancements with a deeper understanding of human behavior. This exploration makes it invaluable for anyone interested in true crime, art history, or museum security.
Verfügbar seit: 22.02.2025.
Drucklänge: 73 Seiten.

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