Quote from: GreenSkyTrails on August 26, 2018, 03:25:16 AM

Quote from: oa17 on August 25, 2018, 07:17:45 PM

Authentic art or forgery?

"I have doubts on photos, many, many times. I would say, fakes, they're everywhere. People even say that, in the Museum of Fine Arts, two-thirds of them are fake. Because it's very, very difficult, and even experts don't always agree. I have another story, it was the person who restores my art in Paris.
She had two pieces that, she's been restoring paintings forever, right, for museums and she said 'honestly, these two were as right' you know, the two were absolutely right according to her estimate.
But she called the expert, the world expert, there's one identified person who identifies these.
This person walks in the room, and from ten feet away says, 'The one on the left is right, the one on the right is wrong, uh, is fake.' And that's it."

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