Fake or Fortune? — Series 13
Step into the captivating world of artistry and intrigue with Fiona Bruce and Philip Mould as they unravel the secrets hidden within iconic paintings. Each episode sees this dynamic duo delve deep, meticulously examining canvases to uncover their fascinating histories – from surprising origins to unexpected journeys through time. Join them as they piece together compelling narratives behind beloved works, revealing a wealth of untold stories and shedding new light on masterpieces we thought we knew.
An enigmatic inscription, a celebrated name, and an exorbitant price. The team undertakes a perilous endeavor to verify the authenticity of a purported lost Churchill manuscript. Is it a genuine artifact, or a meticulously crafted deception…
The team examined an early portrait and a delicate landscape, both attributed to a leading figure in the art world. Could these be previously unknown works by Renoir, recently discovered in the United Kingdom?
A discerning art blogger, captivated by a £35 find at auction, began to wonder if he had stumbled upon a lost work by Frances Hodgkins. Can the experts substantiate his intriguing suspicion?
A couple from the United States believes their $200 portrait might be a previously unknown work by Angelica Kauffmann. The preliminary indications are encouraging, though the painting's condition presents troubling uncertainties.
The team now examines two portraits of Black British women, painted during the 18th and 19th centuries. How have contemporary shifts in society impacted the reception and significance of these important works of art?
The team now revisits the tale of a painting by the Canadian Impressionist, Helen McNicoll. Did the owner, David, accept a substantial offer from a wealthy collector, or did he instead consign the work to auction?
