No, you really let themselves examples of "crafty" descriptions. :)

Utrom stul'ia ????:D

Grigoriev Excellent! Agreed. :):p:D

I can not give "opisaniia", because languages do not know (c).

Prosto scan stranitsy kataloga?

Ice is breaking ...
 

On eBay selling fake paintings of Dali and Picasso
 
Seven people were prosecuted for selling counterfeit paintings by Picasso, Chagall, Miro and Dali, reports BBC. Among accused four Americans, two Spaniards and an Italian.
Fakes sold in galleries, exhibitions and through Internet auctions, in particular, eBay. From July 1999 to October 2007 they purchased a few hundred people in the United States, Australia, Canada, Japan and European countries. Prices forgery reached fifty thousand dollars.

The defendants carried out trade in counterfeit paintings on a large scale: It is reported, for example, about 600 copies of Chagall's paintings. Received by them from criminal activity income totaled more than five million dollars.

In addition to the sale of forged works of art, the defendants charged with forgery of certificates of authenticity and signed by the artist. If they are found guilty, each faces imprisonment of up to twenty years.


http://lenta.ru/news/2008/03/20/forgery1/

What do they have to price some were?
Even if these 5 million divided into 600 works of Chagall was funny nonsense.
But there are also "Picasso, Miro and Dali. At 5 thousand per unit take?

 In addition to canvases, sold a lot of lithographs, etchings. (on the forum a year ago, this was already written).

Here, on the theme of lithographs. Materilas old but always relevant.

http://lenta.ru/news/2007/03/07/bargain/

Couple earned $ 20 million in counterfeit Picasso
 
In a Los Angeles court began hearing the case of the forgery of works by Pablo Picasso and other artists that brought the authors counterfeit $ 20 million. Kristine Yubenks (Kristine Eubanks) and Gerald Sullivan (Gerald Sullivan) sold printed out copies of lithographs of works by well-known television auction. Defrauded customers were about ten thousand people, reported the British newspaper The Guardian.
Spectators program "Fine Arts Treasures Gallery", broadcast on one of the cable channels, acquired works by Picasso, Chagall and Dali. Typically, lithography delivered by mail the new owners of uninsured and bruises.

Yubenks and Sullivan is charged with conspiracy and fraud. In their home in September 2006, FBI investigators found about a thousand falsehoods and four million dollars in cash. Yubenks faces ten years in prison, Sullivan - six. Will deceived customers get their money back, unknown: Gerald Sullivan declared himself bankrupt in February 2007.

Here are a few fakes of this case -
Miro and Dali