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Yep, Even Graffiti Art Gets Forged

February 13th, 2014 in Authentication / Litigation
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And graffiti artists sue.

A high court in Paris last month opened and adjourned a case brought by the graffiti artist John Perello, in which he alleged that Warren Levy, a little-known, occasional dealer, had sold, since 2010, around two dozen paintings falsely attributed to the artist.

 

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