Madeleine Feeny

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Orlando Whitfield remains tortured by his association with the charming art dealer convicted of wire fraud worth $86 million in 2022. But whose story is it to tell?

Inigo Philbrick, photographed in New York City in 2016. [Getty Images]
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  • All That Glitters: A Story of Friendship, Fraud and Fine Art

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    Profile, pp. 336, £20

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