Artifice

Raised in her family’s Amsterdam art gallery, Isa de Smit’s world is shattered when the Nazis seize control, labeling modern works “degenerate” and looting masterpieces. Faced with mounting danger and the threat of losing everything, Isa takes a bold risk: selling forged art to the Nazis to fund resistance efforts to save Jewish children from deportation. Inspired by real events and figures—including renowned art forger Han Van Meegeren and rescuer Johann van Hulst—this suspenseful novel offers a compelling lens into World War II history, the power of art, and the courage of those who used their talents to defy oppression.

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