By the fall of 2005, Ken Parker had begun to look into the people behind Provenance.
My book, due out shortly, explains the provenance and reasons behind many of Lehman's idiocies unveiled by the Examiner's $34 million report.
The value behind the provenance and story of a product is beginning to be realised in the mainstream market.
"These sold for $40,000 about 20 years ago in Paris as 'Lafayette pistols.' At Christie's, they sold for $1.9 million as 'Washington pistols.' Form and style are the first criteria; right behind come provenance and condition".
"They didn't look quite right, and we said, 'The provenance is wacky and the story behind the provenance makes no sense,' " said Richard Grant, the artist's son-in-law and the executive director of the Diebenkorn Foundation.
The story behind a diamond its pedigree, provenance, and history is integral to its worth, and the tale of one that could outshine the Queen of England's will have particular appeal to some prospective bidders.
A tectonic forcing behind the shift in sediment provenance and fall in relative sea level is inferred that established the forced regressive and lowstand shoreline in the Singhora basin during the Bhalukona time.
The migration phenomenon is different across countries in terms of magnitude as well as country of provenance, and these differences reflect differences in the reason behind the migration decision.
Any committed foodie will wax lyrical about the value of provenance – the integrity of the food, the care and craft behind creating it.
But, at a distance, that complex and uncertain provenance may be a nicety.The only other positive monumental legacies Mr Brown might leave behind are in foreign affairs (ironically, perhaps, given his general lack of interest in them).
