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Hardback. Condición: Good. The shocking true story of the prolific art smuggler who looted the cultural treasures of a war-torn nation--and the global network that connects criminals like him to billionaire collectors, glittering auction houses, and world-famous museums "An epic tale of art, war, and crime."--Stuart A. Reid, author of The Lumumba Plot "An archaeological adventure to rival David Grann's The Lost City of Z, and a riveting exposé of the plunder that still fills the world's top art museums."--Zeke Faux, author of Number Go Up In the 1970s, amidst the chaos of Cambodia's brutal genocide, a new crime wave emerged--one that would sweep across borders and entangle the world's most prestigious art institutions for decades. Priceless treasures of the ancient Khmer Empire, the civilization that produced Angkor Wat, vanished from sacred temples, looted by smugglers and trafficked into the hands of elite collectors. At the center of it all was a man named Douglas Latchford. Known later as "Dynamite Doug" for the ruthless methods used to extract statues from temple ruins, Latchford orchestrated one of history's most audacious cultural heists. From dusty Cambodian villages to the glittering auction houses of London and New York and institutions like the Met, he played a double game--presenting himself as an expert on Khmer art while secretly flooding the market with stolen antiquities. In The Man Who Stole the Gods, award-winning journalist Matthew Campbell unravels the gripping story of Latchford's criminal enterprise, and a global conspiracy of greed and collusion--one that involves some of the world's most powerful museums and collectors. A masterful blend of true crime, history, and investigative journalism, drawing on years of reporting and more than 100 interviews, The Man Who Stole the Gods is the definitive account of one man's greed, an industry's complicity, and the fight to expose the truth and restore stolen treasures to their rightful home. …

Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. The shocking true story of the prolific art smuggler who looted the cultural treasures of a war-torn nationand the global network that connects criminals like him to billionaire collectors, glittering auction houses, and world-famous museums An epic tale of art, war, and crime.Stuart A. Reid, author of The Lumumba Plot An archaeological adventure to rival David Granns The Lost City of Z, and a riveting expose of the plunder that still fills the worlds top art museums.Zeke Faux, author of Number Go UpIn the 1970s, amidst the chaos of Cambodia's brutal genocide, a new crime wave emergedone that would sweep across borders and entangle the world's most prestigious art institutions for decades. Priceless treasures of the ancient Khmer Empire, the civilization that produced Angkor Wat, vanished from sacred temples, looted by smugglers and trafficked into the hands of elite collectors. At the center of it all was a man named Douglas Latchford.Known later as "Dynamite Doug" for the ruthless methods used to extract statues from temple ruins, Latchford orchestrated one of history's most audacious cultural heists. From dusty Cambodian villages to the glittering auction houses of London and New York and institutions like the Met, he played a double gamepresenting himself as an expert on Khmer art while secretly flooding the market with stolen antiquities.In The Man Who Stole the Gods, award-winning journalist Matthew Campbell unravels the gripping story of Latchford's criminal enterprise, and a global conspiracy of greed and collusionone that involves some of the world's most powerful museums and collectors.A masterful blend of true crime, history, and investigative journalism, drawing on years of reporting and more than 100 interviews, The Man Who Stole the Gods is the definitive account of one man's greed, an industry's complicity, and the fight to expose the truth and restore stolen treasures to their rightful home. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

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Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. The shocking true story of the prolific art smuggler who looted the cultural treasures of a war-torn nationand the global network that connects criminals like him to billionaire collectors, glittering auction houses, and world-famous museums An epic tale of art, war, and crime.Stuart A. Reid, author of The Lumumba Plot An archaeological adventure to rival David Granns The Lost City of Z, and a riveting expose of the plunder that still fills the worlds top art museums.Zeke Faux, author of Number Go UpIn the 1970s, amidst the chaos of Cambodia's brutal genocide, a new crime wave emergedone that would sweep across borders and entangle the world's most prestigious art institutions for decades. Priceless treasures of the ancient Khmer Empire, the civilization that produced Angkor Wat, vanished from sacred temples, looted by smugglers and trafficked into the hands of elite collectors. At the center of it all was a man named Douglas Latchford.Known later as "Dynamite Doug" for the ruthless methods used to extract statues from temple ruins, Latchford orchestrated one of history's most audacious cultural heists. From dusty Cambodian villages to the glittering auction houses of London and New York and institutions like the Met, he played a double gamepresenting himself as an expert on Khmer art while secretly flooding the market with stolen antiquities.In The Man Who Stole the Gods, award-winning journalist Matthew Campbell unravels the gripping story of Latchford's criminal enterprise, and a global conspiracy of greed and collusionone that involves some of the world's most powerful museums and collectors.A masterful blend of true crime, history, and investigative journalism, drawing on years of reporting and more than 100 interviews, The Man Who Stole the Gods is the definitive account of one man's greed, an industry's complicity, and the fight to expose the truth and restore stolen treasures to their rightful home. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …

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Condición: New. Matthew Campbell is an award-winning reporter for Bloomberg Businessweek and the author of The Man Who Stole the Gods: A True Story of War, Obsession, and a Global Art Conspiracy. His previous book, Dead in the Water&mdashco-aut.

Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. From the Killing Fields of Cambodia to the gilded halls of New Yorks Metropolitan Museum of Art, a tale of stolen treasures and the battle to reclaim a nations soul.Amidst the chaos of Cambodia's brutal genocide, a new crime wave emergedone that would sweep across borders and entangle the world's most prestigious art institutions. Priceless treasures of the ancient Khmer Empire, the civilization that produced Angkor Wat, vanished from sacred temples, looted by smugglers and trafficked into the hands of elite collectors. At the center of it all was a man named Douglas Latchford.Known later as "Dynamite Doug" for the ruthless methods used to extract statues from temple ruins, Latchford orchestrated one of history's most audacious cultural heists. From dusty Cambodian villages to the glittering auction houses of London and New York and institutions like the Met, he played a double gamepresenting himself as an expert on Khmer art while secretly flooding the market with stolen antiquities.In The Man Who Stole the Gods, award-winning journalist Matthew Campbell unravels the gripping story of Latchford's criminal enterprise, and a global conspiracy of greed and collusionone that involves some of the world's most powerful museums and collectors.A masterful blend of true crime, history, and investigative journalism, The Man Who Stole the Gods is the definitive account of one man's greed, an industry's complicity, and the fight to expose the truth and restore stolen treasures to their rightful home. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

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