The Whiteley scandal: Inside the art world’s unseemly side
The story of $3.6m of allegedly forged paintings is just as perplexing, and ultimately concerning, to the art world as Brett Whiteley himself.
The story of $3.6m of allegedly forged paintings is just as perplexing, and ultimately concerning, to the art world as Brett Whiteley himself.
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