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Copyright
The provided excerpt is primarily copyright and publication information regarding the book "The Art Thief" by Michael Finkel. It includes details about the book's publisher, copyright holder, ISBN numbers, and specific details about the author. There are also indications of adaptation from a previous work published in "GQ." Additionally, cataloging information relevant to libraries is present, detailing the classification and subjects related to the book, including art theft and the biography of Stéphane…-
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Chapter 27
In Chapter 27 of The Art Thief, the narrative immerses readers in a tense atmosphere as Breitwieser faces the consequences of his actions, this time behind bars at a Swiss police station. The story begins on November 21, 2001, with the arrival of Inspector Roland Meier, who has been assigned to interrogate Breitwieser. The two men, both from Alsace, share a common dialect, which initially creates a sense of familiarity, but soon, their conversation becomes a cold and calculated interrogation. Meier,…-
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Chapter 6
Chapter 6 of The Art Thief begins with Breitwieser’s first taste of excitement from committing a theft—this time, a pistol from a museum, which fills him with a potent mix of exhilaration and fear. With Anne-Catherine at his side, the two escape without detection, the scenic drive through the Alsace region offering a brief respite as they process their daring act. The absence of immediate police pursuit leaves them feeling victorious, as if they have outsmarted the authorities. Over the next several…-
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Illustrations
Illustrations of stolen artworks are meticulously cataloged in the chapter, offering readers an insightful exploration into the history and implications of art theft. The detailed descriptions of each piece provide not only the name of the artist and the year of creation but also offer context regarding their origins, materials, and the museums or collections from which they were taken. This collection of stolen art represents some of the most significant works in the art world, emphasizing the tragic loss…-
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Chapter 17
Chapter 17 of The Art Thief takes the reader deeper into the psyche of Breitwieser, as he embarks on another audacious heist. This time, the target is the iconic painting of Madeleine, housed in the Royal Château of Blois. Initially, he and Anne-Catherine had dismissed the idea of stealing it, given the heavy security and constant stream of visitors. However, as time passed, the lure of this masterpiece proved too powerful, and they found themselves drawn back. Their journey across France, marked by…-
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Contents
It seems that the content you provided is a table of contents from the book "The Art Thief" by Michael Finkel, rather than a chapter of the book itself. Please provide an actual chapter from the book for me to summarize, and I will gladly assist…-
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Chapter 28
Chapter 28 of The Art Thief explores the deepening emotional and psychological strain that Breitwieser experiences as he waits for the approval of an international search warrant, following his arrest for art theft. The process is slow and filled with uncertainty, contributing to his growing feelings of isolation. The only communication he has with the outside world is a single phone call to the French embassy, which offers no help or advice, leaving him to grapple with his situation in silence. As he…-
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Chapter 7
Chapter 7 of The Art Thief takes us into the early days of March 1995, where Breitwieser and Anne-Catherine, fresh from the success of their recent crossbow theft, embark on a skiing vacation in the Swiss Alps. Their trip is funded by Breitwieser’s grandparents, but the getaway is far from a typical vacation. Instead, it serves as a cover for their ongoing criminal activities, as they plan to make a detour to Gruyères Castle, a historic Swiss fortress turned museum. Upon arrival, they casually purchase…-
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Merci
Merci is an emotional and reflective dedication chapter in Merci, The Art Thief, in which the author expresses heartfelt gratitude to a variety of individuals and groups who have been instrumental in shaping their creative journey. The chapter, rich in appreciation, provides insight into the strong community of people who supported and influenced the author’s artistic development, as well as the individuals who inspired their understanding of the complex world of art. The tone is respectful and…-
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Chapter 18
Chapter 18 of The Art Thief continues to build the tension surrounding the criminal exploits of Breitwieser and Anne-Catherine. As their string of thefts grows longer, their actions begin to draw the attention of the local press. Though the authorities still lack the hard evidence needed to arrest them, the media begins to openly connect the couple to the recent art crimes. This growing media frenzy raises their stress levels, particularly as the press misrepresents Breitwieser, describing him as much…-
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