Art forgery

Belgium reports convictions after fake artworks seized from Brussels galleries

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Belgium reports convictions after fake artworks seized from Brussels galleries
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Belgian authorities reported convictions arising from investigations of two Brussels galleries. Seized items included forged bronzes and lithographs falsely attributed to Joan Miró, as well as sculptures falsely attributed to Niki de Saint Phalle and Arman. Image shows seized works, Belgian Federal Public Service Economy.

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Art forgery

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