Roxanna Brown
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Roxanna Maude Brown (* 2. Mai 1946 in Illinois, USA; † 14. Mai 2008 in SeaTac, USA) war eine US-amerikanische und thailändische Kunsthistorikerin und vormalige Journalistin. Bis zu ihrem Tod war sie unter anderem Direktorin des der Universität Bangkok in Pathum Thani, Thailand, und eine weltweit anerkannte Autorität auf dem Gebiet der Erforschung südostasiatischer Keramik.
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Roxanna Maude Brown (May 2, 1946 – May 14, 2008) was a prominent authority on Southeast Asian ceramics and director of the Bangkok University's Southeast Asian Ceramics Museum. Her research of Ming Dynasty ceramics greatly improved knowledge of trade in China and surrounding areas. She also often assisted the US government in investigating art smuggling, but she herself was implicated in art fraud in 2008. She was arrested for wire fraud and died in prison several days later. After facing a medical malpractice suit, the Federal Bureau of Prisons settled with her family in 2009.
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Roxanna Maude Brown (* 2. Mai 1946 in Illinois, USA; † 14. Mai 2008 in SeaTac, USA) war eine US-amerikanische und thailändische Kunsthistorikerin und vormalige Journalistin. Bis zu ihrem Tod war sie unter anderem Direktorin des der Universität Bangkok in Pathum Thani, Thailand, und eine weltweit anerkannte Autorität auf dem Gebiet der Erforschung südostasiatischer Keramik.
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Roxanna Maude Brown (May 2, 1946 – May 14, 2008) was a prominent authority on Southeast Asian ceramics and director of the Bangkok University's Southeast Asian Ceramics Museum. Her research of Ming Dynasty ceramics greatly improved knowledge of trade in China and surrounding areas. She also often assisted the US government in investigating art smuggling, but she herself was implicated in art fraud in 2008. She was arrested for wire fraud and died in prison several days later. After facing a medical malpractice suit, the Federal Bureau of Prisons settled with her family in 2009.
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