Gooselane Publishing Book The Great Canadian Art Fraud Case

The Great Canadian Art Fraud Case is a captivating book by Jon S. Dellandrea. It takes readers back to 1962, a time when art forgeries were appearing in galleries and auction houses across Canada. Inspector James Erskine, with the help of A.J. Casson, the youngest member of the Group of Seven, investigates these forgeries.

This book uncovers the mystery behind the forgeries that were unknowingly displayed in the homes of many prominent Canadians. Dellandrea follows Erskine's journey to reveal the masterminds behind this art fraud. It's a thrilling read for anyone interested in art, history, or true crime.

With its engaging narrative, this book not only tells a story but also educates readers about the art world in Canada. Whether you're an art lover or just curious about Canadian history, this book is a must-read. It offers a unique perspective on a fascinating chapter in Canadian art history.