Iain Pears-who "exhibits quite a masterful touch at suspensful storytelling"*-has delighted fans and critics alike with his charming mystery novels featuring art dealer Jonathan Argyll.
Argyll agrees to transport a decidedly nondescript painting from a gallery in Paris to its new... read more
When art dealer Jonathan Argyll agreed to transport the Death of Socrates from a gallery in Paris to its new owner in Rome, he had no idea that such a worthless, nondescript painting would cause such a stir. First someone tries to steal it from him in a train station. Then the man he's... read more (warning: may contain spoilers)
Preceded by The Bernini Bust, and followed by Giotto's Hand.
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