The $450 Million Da Vinci Conspiracy & CIA Psyops Behind Modern Art | Giampiero Ambrosi
Danny Jones
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Description
Giampiero Ambrosi joins Danny Jones to tell a story that joins art history to espionage. It starts with a Leonardo da Vinci painting that sold for 450 million dollars. It extends to what Ambrosi calls the CIA psyops woven into modern art itself. The sale of Salvator Mundi, the most expensive artwork ever auctioned, anchors his suspicions.
Ambrosi works outward from the painting's shadowy path to a broader claim. He argues that intelligence agencies used abstract art as a Cold War weapon. That charge has some documented history behind its mildest form. His strongest claims go well past that record and are his own. Jones follows the money and the mystery with evident pleasure. Listeners get an art-world conspiracy narrated by a man who has chased it for years, preserved for its intrigue and its method alike.
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| CREATOR | Danny Jones |
|---|---|
| COLLECTION | PODCASTS |
| FORMAT | TXT |
| FILE SIZE | 150,736 bytes |
| LICENSE | YouTube Standard License |
| RIGHTS | EXTERNAL SOURCE |
| SOURCE | YouTube |