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Message from Pluh
Sorry, but you confuse the concept. Borrowing and fake.

DEAR Pluh,

I am interested in the difference vmotivah, not in terms


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Message from Pluh
Falsifiers, in most cases, still concerned about the commercial component and may in some cases increase their self-esteem - and I so I

Oh yes, and Picasso with Hearst concerned than were?

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Message from Tiutchev
This is not a fake.

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Well, yes that's right, your name must be manipulated ...
But nature still the same ... (face it no .. where one ends and another begins?)
Well, yes, and "money does not smell" and "winners are not judged" ...

What were concerned about data wizard, we could see only their own. But since you and HC. Mr. Tiutchev, you answered. This is not fake and in my view is not plagiarism. So this was a creative challenge. Money, in this case, had there place to be.

What is "such"?
You specifically, please?

Tiutchev answer is clearly, I am also interested in the motives ...

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And why bother "to answer, not responding" (What was the motive, again? "For what?)

 The meaning of this in what?

The motives - this is important! In addition to the banal mercantile (this does not mean that the desire to earn money I see something lowland) of interest to create this "masterpiece" need something more ... Do not do without the additional (other) reasons. Maybe I'm wishful thinking, but very hard to believe that the great forgers hauling not only money, but were overwhelmed by passions, when creating their forgery. By the way the biography Meegerena can find facts, directly or indirectly supporting my hypothesis.

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In Italy, the confiscated 500 fake paintings
Italian Carabinieri seized more than 500 fake paintings worth about seven million euros, according to La Repubblica. In particular, were seized counterfeits of Henri Matisse, Rene Magritte, Giorgio De Chirico, Renato Guttuso, Mario Siron, Umberto Boccioni, Mimmo Rotella, Franco Gentilini and others.
Paintings, drawings, graphics and chromolithograph were seized in the homes of owners who got them through Internet auctions, hoping to invest money. Experts noted the high quality fakes. The operation took place throughout Italy.

The investigation into the mass production of fakes started a half years ago, when the prosecutor's office in Rome, Siena and Palermo have jointly launched to track financial transactions for some popular sites, such as - on online auctions. As a result, 12 suspects have been identified in trading fake pictures, all of them arrested. The Court of Rome also decided to close the Internet auction that belonged to one of the detainees.

In addition to the fakes were seized and two ancient works: the image of St. John, formerly wrongly attributed to Guido Reni, as well as a stolen work Teofilo Patina, which sold for 600,000 euros.

http://www.lenta.ru/news/2010/08/25/counterfeit/


Figure Henri Matisse, exhibited for sale at online auction site. Screenshot from the site ebay.com:

In Italy, the confiscated 500 fake pictures

Italian Carabinieri seized more than 500 fake paintings worth about seven million euros, according to La Repubblica. In particular, were seized counterfeits of Henri Matisse, Rene Magritte, Giorgio De Chirico, Renato Guttuso, Mario Siron, Umberto Boccioni, Mimmo Rotella, Franco Gentilini and others.
Paintings, drawings, graphics and chromolithograph were seized in the homes of owners who got them through Internet auctions, hoping to invest money. Experts noted the high quality fakes. The operation took place throughout Italy.

The investigation into the mass production of counterfeit started six years ago, when the prosecutor's office in Rome, Palermo, Siena and together began to track cash transactions at some popular sites, in particular - on online auctions. As a result, 12 suspects have been identified in trading fake pictures, all of them arrested. The Court of Rome also decided to close the Internet auction that belonged to one of the detainees.

In addition to the fakes were seized and two ancient works: the image of St. John, formerly wrongly attributed to Guido Reni, as well as a stolen work Teofilo Patina, which sold for 600,000 euros.

http://www.lenta.ru/news/2010/08/25/counterfeit/


Figure Henri Matisse, exhibited for sale at online auction site. Screenshot from the site ebay.com:

Han Antonius Van Meegeren
 

"The Last Supper" /first version /(Vermeer)

Was found hidden between two sheets of plywood, only in 1949 by Dr. Koremanom (Dr. Coremans). Surprising that numerous police searches conducted in 1945-1947 years in a villa on the Cote d'Azur, the picture is not found. Most likely, this option, for whatever reasons, Meegerenu appeared unsuccessful, and he made a second, who sold the van Buningenu.

The Last Supper (1st version) 146 x 267 cm, oil on canvas, painted around 1938-39

Han Antonius van Meegeren
 

, "Jesus among the Doctors " ( Vermeer )

The picture Han van Meegeren was doing when he was under investigation and under the supervision of the police - in order to prove his authorship of the previous forgery and take charge of collaboration and selling Nazi Dutch cultural values.

Jesus Among the Doctors 157 x 202 cm, oil on canvas, painted July - September 1945

This is perhaps the least successful of all

And I do, "Vermeer" van Meegeren, except, perhaps, "Women read music", seem weak
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