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At the auction of a small private Gilding's auction house in the British county of Leicestershire painting by an unknown artist, exhibited with the evaluation of 300-500 pounds, went under the hammer for 205 thousand pounds (410 thousand dollars). Specialists in painting old masters now suspect that the man's portrait was written by the great Italian artist Titian XVI century, and that an unidentified buyer knew about it and carefully prepared for the auction. Of unusual events on the art market tells newspaper The Guardian. Lot was put up for sale by local woman who has acquired it in 1974 along with other items from the house of Colonel John Paksli. The owner of a portrait up for auction Gilding's in full confidence that the parts with a picture of an unnamed "European artist of XVIII century. However, astute experts from London, whose names were not disclosed, to distinguish in the dark hand of Titian canvas. Apparently, the picture was written by the master between 1510 and 1520 in Venice. Unknown bargained fiercely for the lot, and this drew attention to the usually unremarkable provincial auction sessions.
Simon Dickinson (Simon Dickinson), one of the most respected British art dealers specializing in old masters, in an interview with The Guardian said that while he failed to establish the name of the alleged buyer of Titian, though he had contacted a majority stakeholder. Dickinson is convinced that the fabric is really written by Titian, and believes that the true cost of a picture could reach five million pounds (10 million). Most likely, the new owner of the painting in the near future will try to get an expert opinion as to its authenticity, and it is possible that after some time it appears on one of the big auctions in seven-digit ratings