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That Alleged Caravaggio They Found In An Attic Is Totally Not Genuine – But It Should Be In A Museum Nevertheless

VISUAL Posted: November 30, 2016 8:01 am

Same for that notorious fake Vermeer that fooled Hermann Goering, argues Noah Charney, who wrote the book on art forgery. He lays out his case against the painting found under a roof in Toulouse, then lays out a case for it – as art, if not as real Caravaggio.

VISUAL Published: 11.27.16

Read the story in Salon Published: 11.27.16

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