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The secret, extraordinary history of one of the world's most desirable pieces of art - Raphael's 'St George and the Dragon'

About the Author

Joanna Pitman read Japanese at Cambridge University and was Tokyo correspondent for The Times from 1990-1994, where she now works as the photography critic. Her first book, On Blondes, was published to considerable acclaim. She lives in London with her family.

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Enthralling piece of detective work...Pitman offers a pithy and chilling insight into the mind of this precocious artist
*The Times*

Fascinating
*Daily Telegraph*

Art history for the general reader comes no more stylishly packaged than this ... All the characters leap out of the page, and provenance has never been so exciting
*Country Life*

Joanna Pitman tells us something we already suspect to be true, and she does it beautifully
*Spectator*

Riveting ... Provocative ... Travelling undercover, this brunette produced a book which, like its subject, is wonderfully enlightening
*Daily Telegraph*

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