Sentence examples for fake works from inspiring English sources

Museums sometimes accept fake works from collectors they rely on.

The Spanish police have confiscated dozens of stolen and fake works of art purported to be by Salvador Dalí.

"Good scholarship," she said, "reduces the potential for parallel universes to develop where poor-quality works can be touted as potential masterpieces and fake works as the real thing".

She was the main expert witness in a fraud case in 2007, in which a couple was convicted of selling fake works they had attributed to the celebrated Aboriginal artist Rover Thomas.

The gallery is accused of selling dozens of fake works that it said were by master artists, including a purported Rothko purchased by Domenico and Eleanore De Sole for $8.3 million in 2004.

Ms. Rosales's boyfriend and business partner, who was not named in the indictment but has previously been identified in court papers as Jose Carlos Bergantiños-Diaz Bergantiños-Diazreshly processedakes, "heatheg them, cooling them, and exposing them to the elements outdoors, in an attempt to make the freshlyrks seem older than, in fact, they were," the indictment said.

"There's also a great deal of fake work for sale there".

When he was out of work, he hired cameras and created a showreel of fake work before passing it off as real to agents.

But that is not to say that fakes and forgeries cannot inform modern art; the fake work is not purposeless, but has palpable designs on us.

Some breadwinners who fled to neighboring states have returned to their wives and children, using fake work IDs or trying to stay invisible at home.

Other scam artists doctor provenance records by, for instance, placing a replica in the auction catalog at a small auction house in Europe, or finding a way to get a fake work into an estate sale.