<p/><br></br><p><b> About the Book </b></p></br></br>Mould, the supremely telegenic host of the original "Antiques Roadshow" dishes up his best tales of uncovering lost masterpieces and unmasking fakes.<p/><br></br><p><b> Book Synopsis </b></p></br></br><b>The art world has never seemed so deceptive--or so much fun. A star of <i>Antiques Roadshow</i> shares his stories of discovering masterpieces and unmasking forgeries. </b> <p/> How can you tell a masterpiece from a piece of junk? <p/> Philip Mould has been so successful at discovering buried treasures that he's affectionately known as the art detective. Now, at last, he has decided to let the eleven million fans of <i>Antiques Roadshow</i> in on his secrets. Each chapter revolves around a particular painting and the people who helped unmask its creator's identity-from an ingeniously forged Norman Rockwell (good enough to fool the Rockwell Museum) to a Winslow Homer found in a dump. Witty and compulsively readable, <i>The Art Detective</i> is memoir, art history, and brilliant storytelling all rolled into one.<p/><br></br><p><b> About the Author </b></p></br></br><b>Philip Mould</b> is the director of Philip Mould & Company, an international business specializing in early British art and portraiture. Mould has over three decades in the art business, and journalists have dubbed him the art sleuth for his string of notable art discoveries, which include finding the only portrait of Prince Arthur Tudor. He is widely known for his books on art discovery, including <i>Sleuth: The Amazing Quest for Lost Art Treasures</i>, <i>The Art Detective</i>, and <i>Sleepers: In Search Of Lost Old Masters</i>.
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