Sentence examples for forgeries by from inspiring English sources

Yet the diaries were later shown to be forgeries by the simplest of scientific tests.

Mr. Kostabi had already placed ads selling "original forgeries by the world's greatest con artist".

Mr. Landis, 57, of Laurel, Miss., made most of his forgeries by copying images in museum or auction catalogs.

Malone also detected (1796) Shakespearean forgeries by William Henry Ireland, edited John Dryden's prose (1800), and helped the aging Boswell revise his Life of Samuel Johnson.

Tim Pye, the exhibition's lead curator, argues that the genre dovetailed with a renewed interest in a romantic, chivalric British past this was the era of the great Gaelic literary forgeries by the likes of Thomas Chatterton.

Curators say they are putting on display more than 90 forgeries by Mark A. Landis, an eccentric painter who donated dozens of phony works to museums around the country for more than 25 years before being found out in 2008.

He developed an eye for forgery by learning to mimic the world's most famous signatures.

This document is dismissed as a transparent forgery by the many people who loathe Zardari.

The concoction appeared about the turn of the 20th century and was proved to be a forgery by 1921.

Only preposterous conspiracy theories could sustain Hiss's claim that "forgery by typewriter" had done him in.

There are basically three methods of producing a forgery: by an exact copy, by a composite of parts, and by a work done in the style of an artist or period and given a deliberately false attribution.