Do your due diligence. According to The Art Newspaper, “it has become clear that some of the forged works remain in museum storage, that two were returned to the gallery and that the whereabouts of many more are unknown.”
In case you missed it, here’s the NY Times on the master forger himself speaking about soul and creativity.
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