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Father And Daughter Dupe NYC's Art World With Fake Banksy, Warhol Works

The duo pleaded guilty to defrauding their victims, including some of New York City’s most prominent fine art auction houses, of at least $2 million.

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Father And Daughter Dupe NYC's Art World With Fake Banksy, Warhol Works

The duo pleaded guilty to defrauding their victims, including some of New York City’s most prominent fine art auction houses, of at least $2 million.

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theguardian.com2 mesi fa

US father and daughter admit selling fake Picasso and Banksy works, duping art world

Pair apologise in court after being accused of defrauding buyers including some of New York’s most prominent fine art auction houses

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  1. giovedì 30 aprile 2026·theguardian.com

    US father and daughter admit selling fake Picasso and Banksy works, duping art world

    Pair apologise in court after being accused of defrauding buyers including some of New York’s most prominent fine art auction houses

  2. giovedì 30 aprile 2026·huffpost.com

    Father And Daughter Dupe NYC's Art World With Fake Banksy, Warhol Works

    The duo pleaded guilty to defrauding their victims, including some of New York City’s most prominent fine art auction houses, of at least $2 million.