Thefts and discouragement in the art world

Il ‘Giardino della canonica a Nuenen in primavera" è il quadro di Vincent Van Gogh rubato al museo Singer Land, in Olanda. Source: AAP Image/Groninger Museum via AP Photo

Bad news on the art and human sciences front. Van Gogh's stolen painting could have been purchased by criminal organisations and have been damaged, while in Australia the cost of studying a humanities degree is set to rise.

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Published 24 June 2020 12:05pm

Updated 24 June 2020 4:10pm

By Andrea Candiani

Presented by Maurizia Tinti

Source: SBS

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Bad news on the art and human sciences front. Van Gogh's stolen painting could have been purchased by criminal organisations and have been damaged, while in Australia the cost of studying a humanities degree is set to rise.

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