The permanent loss to the world of one of Van Gogh's
greatest painting poses the most profound moral challenge
to the buying and selling of art.
Regards,
Mark Starr
I heard it had simply disappeared. There was a threat
that the owner would have it burned upon his death, in
order to reduce inheritance taxes on his estate.
He died, and the painting hasn't been seen since. It's
not known if it actually burned.
If they were sly, then creating the impression it *had*
burnt is just as good as actually burning it.
hmm.. did you ever see the movie "The Moderns"...??