Io ero Vermeer. Storia del falsario che truffò i nazisti

The book's focus on the forger's rise and fall is fascinating, but I'm curious what drew the author to this particular story. Was it the historical impact or the moral questions involved?

The book made me think about how much value we place on authenticity and art. I wonder if others felt the same tension between admiration and suspicion throughout the story.

Given the complexity of the art world and the crime, I’m curious how much creative license was taken to make the story engaging without sacrificing truth.