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| Peter Abresch |
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Dodee Swisher: gallery owner, and Jim Dandy, a retired physical therapist, in North America |
| Oliver Banks |
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Amos Hatcher: the art world’s foremost detective |
| Sheila Connolly |
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Eleanor “Nell” Pratt:
fundraiser for The Society for the Preservation of Pennsylvania Antiques,
in the Museum mysteries |
| Beverly Connor |
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Diane Fallon: forensic
anthropologist, museum director and reluctant detective |
| Aaron Elkins |
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Chris Norgren: art museum curator in Seattle, Washington |
| Kathleen Ernst |
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Chloe Ellefson:
the new collections curator of an 1870s pioneer living history museum,
in rural 1980s Wisconsin |
| Charlotte Hinger |
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Lottie Albright:
editor for the county historical society in a small town in western
Kansas |
| Michael Kilian |
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Bedford Green: art gallery owner and his assistant Sloan Smith, in 1920s Greenwich Village, New York |
| Keith McCarthy |
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Dr. John Eisenmenger:
former forensic pathologist in charge of St. Benjamin’s Museum
of Anatomy and Pathology, and Helena Flemming, a solicitor, in England |
| Lise McClendon |
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Alix Thorssen: gallery owner and art forgery expert, in Jackson Hole, Wyoming |
| Marcia Muller |
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Elena Oliverez: Director of Museum of Mexican Arts in Santa Barbara, California |
| Iain Pears |
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Jonathan Argyll: English art dealer, and Flavia di Stefano, of the Art Theft Squad, in Rome, Italy |
| Margaret Truman |
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Annabel Reed: gallery owner, and Mackenzie Smith, a law professor, in Washington, DC |
| Clarissa Watson |
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Persis Willum:
artist and art gallery assistant, in Long Island, New York, and France |
| Dorian Yeager |
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Elizabeth Will: watercolorist and gallery owner in Dovekey, New Hampshire |
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