Galileo Forgery's Trail Leads to Web of Mistresses and Manuscripts

The unmasking of a fake Galileo manuscript this summer brought renewed attention to a colorful, prolific early-20th-century forger named Tobia Nicotra.

Related Keywords

Russia ,New York ,United States ,Milan ,Lombardia ,Italy ,Astrakhan ,Astrakhanskaya Oblast ,Swan Lake ,Austria ,Michigan ,Spain ,Italian ,Austrian ,American ,Nick Wilding ,Warreng Harding ,Arturo Toscanini ,Richardg King ,Erin Smith ,Paul Allen Sommerfeld ,Riccardo Drigo ,Giovanni Battista Pergolesi ,Martin Luther ,Stefan Zweig ,Walter Toscanini ,Tobia Nicotra ,George Washington ,Harvey Sachs ,Library Of Congress ,University Of Maryland ,Christie ,Milan Library ,Associated Press ,New York Times ,University Of Maryland School Music ,Opera Guild ,University Of Michigan Library ,Georgia State University ,Us Library Of Congress ,Michigan Library ,American Weekly ,Marquis De Lafayette ,Italian Renaissance ,Columbu Italian ,Faker Gets Prison Term ,Allen Sommerfeld ,Imperial Ballet ,Metropolitan Opera ,Maryland School ,Classical Music ,Forgery ,Manuscript ,Souvenir ,Personal Profile People Story ,University Of Michigan ,Library ,