art forgery

When Forgery Isn’t a Crime

March 24, 2018Arts, Culture & Media

One of the world’s most prolific art forgers got caught. But he’ll never be prosecuted, because he donated all his fakes.

A Christie's moderator facilitates the sale of a piece of artwork titled "Homme Assis" by Pablo Picasso during a Christie's auction in Shanghai on September 26, 2013.

A master forger’s works go to auction — under his own name for once

October 23, 2014Arts

When is art forgery not a crime? When the forger is a philanthropist

September 11, 2014Arts

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