It started with a phone call to Versailles. A senior curator there trekked into central Paris for an unusual undertaking — assessing the importance of an extensive collection of Louis XVI furniture and artworks. It was worth millions, the owners already knew, but would they be allowed to take it with them as part of their looming move from Paris to Geneva? It was entirely the curator’s call.
一切从打给凡尔赛的一个电话开始。一位高级博物馆策展人为了一项不寻常的任务，长途跋涉来到巴黎市中心——评估路易十六时期大量家具和艺术品收藏的重要性。这些藏品的主人知道它们价值数百万美元，但作为他们即将从巴黎搬到日内瓦的一部分，他们能够合法地把它们带走吗？这完全是馆长的决定。
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