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Théodore Gericault, The Obsession of Envy (Monomanie de l'envie)
Forensic Psychiatry
The beginnings of forensic psychiatry with the McNaughton rule, parricide, presidential assassination, Esquirol's monomanias, art theft, and legal aspects of art legacy in one's will.
The Obsession of Envy (Monomanie de l'envie)
Monomania, portraits of the insane
August 2003
The Fairy Feller's Master-Stroke
Parricide, delusional belief
June 2004
The Art of Painting
Art forgery in the Nazi era
March 2009
Mother and Child
Legal implications of breaking the donor's intent
October 2009
An Office or Your Life
Forensic aspects of President Garfield's assassination
November 2012
Mona Lisa
The theft of the Mona Lisa and its forensic ramifications
June 2013
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