How Art Forgery Actually Works | How Crime Works
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How Art Forgery Actually Works | How Crime Works
Former art forger Max Brandrett speaks to Insider about his experience and how art forgery works. Max began his journey as a child in a poor Brighton neighborhood and eventually ran away to end up homeless in London. Max says that after he failed to find work, he decided to forge paintings and sell them with the help of an older accomplice he ...
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