Forgery FAIL
This seems like the sort of mistake you shouldn't make, either buyer or seller:A man received a big surprise when he learned the six Andy Warhol paintings he purchased for $100,000 were fake.
The paintings had Warhol's signature on them, and were dated '96. The problem is Warhol died in 1987.
Two Utahns were charged Wednesday in the 3rd District Court for allegedly selling the fake artwork, a deception the buyer learned after trying to have the pieces appraised last year.
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pineapples.
He bought work painted by someone else, but with Andy Warhol's aignature? There's a problem?
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ReplyDeleteI think Warhol forgeries are worth more than the originals.
ReplyDeleteThey would have to be authenticated forgeries, however.
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