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Jul 2023
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# 8 - Zaak 18: Scherven brengen geluk, b...

Rik Bouman
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Elk museum heeft het wel een keer meegemaakt. Een onhandige bezoeker die struikelt, een selfiestick die door een schilderij prikt, of een onderzoekende vinger die iets omduwt.

In deze zaak de meest tenenkrommende ongelukjes van museumbezoekers. Een kleine zaak over vazen, valpartijen en scherven in de kunstwereld.

Door Rik Bouman en Robert Tetteroo.

Deze keer: Scherven brengen geluk, maar niet in het museum

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Kunstmaffia is een podcast over roof, vervalsing en zwendel in de internationale Kunst- en Antiekwereld. Door Rik Bouman en Robert Tetteroo

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