Stolen Art, Generational Justice & The Old Money Aesthetic

The newest episode of Art is Cheaper than Therapy is out!

First, Alexandra delves into the resurgence of “Quiet Luxury” and the “Old Money Aesthetic.” Why does everyone want to dress preppy all of a sudden? Do the rich really dress differently from the rest of us? And what does the popularity of this fashion style tell us about our personal and societal bias?

Then, Alexandra interviews Olivia Whitting from the Art Loss Register. Olivia tells us about this database and how it can be used to prevent the illegal selling of stolen art. We also chat about the Cultural Heritage at Risk database, the stealing of Ukrainian art, and controversial cases where museums are asked to return historically looted art.

Listen to the podcast here and view the Show notes below.

Show notes:

Interview:

Storm on the Sea of Galilee, Rembrandt

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