Roman sculpture up for auction in US linked to disgraced dealer

By cineramaMay 24, 2022NFT

An archaeologist is calling for a US auction house to withdraw a monumental Roman sculpture from sale, claiming he has photographic evidence of its direct link to a dealer […]

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Roman sculpture up for auction in US linked to disgraced dealer

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