1354: Arthur Brand | Recovering the World's Stolen Masterpieces

Jul 7, 2026 · 1h 34m

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0:03Welcome to the show.

0:04I'm Jordan Harbinger.

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0:53Today we're talking with Arthur Brand, the Indiana Jones of the art world, which sounds like a fake job until you realize he's recovered stolen Picasso, Van Gogh's, Nazi looted treasures, ancient religious relics, and apparently whatever else Europe keeps misplacing in attics, basements, and even IKEA bags.

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