
Fake or Fortune? — Series 9
Prepare to delve deeper into the captivating world of art with Philip Mould and Fiona Bruce as they reunite to unravel a fresh wave of secrets and mysteries. This season, the dynamic duo will once again explore the hidden stories behind remarkable artworks, uncovering intriguing tales of provenance, deception, and discovery within the complex landscape of the art market. Expect compelling investigations brimming with historical intrigue and expert insight.

Half-hidden in the tall grasses of a Norfolk garden, a sculpture has emerged bearing a remarkable resemblance to the celebrated works of Henry Moore. The possibility lingers: could this be a forgotten piece from the hand of the 20th century…

Fiona Bruce and Philip Mould examine a small oil painting depicting a man in prayer within a mosque, a scene rendered with meticulous detail and captivating intrigue. Jon Swihart acquired the work at auction in 1999, believing it to be the …

The team examined a striking depiction of the battle's aftermath, a scene of considerable power. Could it be the work of Edwin Landseer, the celebrated Victorian artist, whose oeuvre was believed lost to a flood in 1928?

Huw Lewis, a farmer from Anglesey, purchased a modest painting of the Last Supper online for fifty pounds. Now, can experts authenticate it as a work by the eighteenth-century artist Benjamin West?


