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Saturday, March 25, 2006
Who is Stealing the Bronzes of Europe? Part III
We've been on this story for awhile. According to the Times, the theft of outdoor bronze sculptures has become a veritable epidemic. So the Moores scattered on the 6,000-acre Glenkiln Estate, near Dumfries, in southwest Scotland (which sounds marvelous by the way!), will be tagged with electronic radio kits.Technorati Tags: art theft, sculpture, United Kingdom
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