Hi,
Your message was forwarded on to me because the Los Angeles Times actually
interviewed me briefly for an article they printed on this subject. The
date of the article was September 3, 2000. It is in the Calendar section.
It's not specifically on Art Libraries, but it does cover some LA-area
museums and their experience with this subject.
Hope this helps.
Melinda McCurdy
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Subject: effects of unknown provenance (stolen artwork) on the field of
museum librarianship
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Hi!
I am a grad student trying to write a short (8-10 page) "literature review"
paper on the topic of how museum librarianship has been affected by the
recent controversy over stolen artwork from WW II. I need to find journal
articles on this topic and have been having a difficult time. There are
plenty of articles about stolen artwork and the controversy over provenance
but I can't seem to find any that relate it specifically to the difficulties
it raises for museum and/or Art librarians. Any suggestions would be greatly
appreciated!
Lisa Keenan
U. of Pittsburgh
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