Cheaters predalagayut masterpieces of great artists
 

Here is a message came to me from a friend of mine, which is almost nikah is not connected with the art business.

"Well, see this issue developing my friend and classmate + girl studying with me in Switzerland studying schA

1. Rubens - portert Gonzaga (porteret Margherita Gonzaga, oil on canvas 89 by 74 price 6.5 million euros
2. Raphael Madonna with the Lamb oil on canvas 86 by 68) price tag 21 million EUR, that the market utverzhadetsya 36
3. Icon 400 thousand euros (icon Tikhvin Mother of God. (14-16 century) was exhibited at an exhibition in London, Orthodox 94 of 71
4. Guerchino 1.5 million for both fabrics (Sylvia and wounded Dorinda, Erminia and wounded Tancredi, oil on canvas, 240 by 292, both
5 title later Kandinsky 05.05
6 Van Gogh 1.6 named later
7 Palma Beck (Mary Magdalene 60.5 50 Oil on canvas, the price later)

The documents have European expertise may complement an examination of authenticity. "



Such an extensive list of offered me a couple of years ago just from other sources.

Naturally, I am inclined to believe that this con artists, although direct evidence I have.

In a previous history had information that the paintings are in some kind of fund in Switzerland ...
Begs the logical question - why the fund did not pass a collection to Sotheby's for implementation or Christie's, and do not send proposals by private individuals, most of whom, including myself even close to these amounts have not seen and can only dream about them dream ...

Someone already faced such suggestions? It looks like a "chain letters" from Nigeria ... :D>

John Preston, Such lists are sometimes emerge.

And earlier masterpieces offered in bulk.

Even here on the forum.

Constantly, every 5-6 months .... That's the last 4 days ago:
".... Famous paintings by European masters from private collections . Picasso, Monet, Renoir, Chagall, Goya and others. Each picture is accompanied by a certificate of authenticity issued by the most prestigious international institutions.
To provide a catalog of items available for sale please contact us by :.........."
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Something I doubt very much that do offer masterpiece. It would be interesting to see what these people say - what schemes offer - in the later stages of the communication ... :D>

I think that is probably account for the fact that a very rich man will throw bond , borrow , etc. - To buy such a collection , because almost nothing give - and leave in the end the poor guy with the nose ...

True, the super rich person , in theory, should have its own security service , which should be showing these crooks to clean water, as they say ...

Three years ago, offering:
have made the conclusion Kosolapov (scientific-tech. Examination Hermitage) and heaps of others.

Peter Paul Rubens
1577-1640
Holy Family
1616
Oil on canvas, 128 x 169 cm
Origin: from the collection of Francis I of Austria.
In the 19th century. Kept in the castle Persenberg,
hence moved to Kunsthistorishe
Museum in Vienna (1903), which was sold in 1924
Price: $ 5 million

Peter Paul Rubens
1577-1640
Baby Jesus and John the Baptist
1615-1618 gg.
Oil on wood, 93 x 124 cm
Origin: from the collection of Count Orlov-Davydov.
Was temporarily stored in
Imperial Hermitage (1892-1903).
In 1928 was sold at auction in Berlin, Lepke RA
Price: $ 7 000 000

Peter Paul Rubens
1577-1640
Diana Returning from the hunt
1620
Oil on canvas, 108 x 84 cm
Provenance: Private
Collection, Western Evropa
Price: $ 1500 000

David Teniers
Jr
1610-1690
Flight to Egypt
1630-40 gg.
Oil on copper, 65 x 83.5 cm
Provenance: Private
Collection, Western Evropa
Price: € 300 000


 Paul de Vos
1591-1678
Page with a cock in the pantry
XVII century
Oil on canvas, 130 x 120 cm
Provenance: Private
Collection, Western Evropa
Price: $ 500,000

Vincent Van Gogh
1885
"Hut under the trees"
47.5 x 46 cm
Oil on canvas
Price 3 500 000 EUR

Auguste Renoir
1903
44 x 54 cm
"In Nature"
Oil on canvas
Price 3 500 000 EUR