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Australian art dealer admits to multimillion-dollar frauds over Bacon, Basquiat paintings - Vimarsana News

Australian art dealer admits to multimillion-dollar frauds over Bacon, Basquiat paintings

Globe-trotting art dealer Andy Valmorbida revealed he used forged documents to borrow millions of dollars against artwork he did not own in a case brought against him in the notorious tax haven of the Channel Islands

Australian art dealer admits to multimillion-dollar frauds over Bacon, Basquiat paintings - Vimarsana News

Australian art dealer admits to multimillion-dollar frauds over Bacon, Basquiat paintings

Globe-trotting art dealer Andy Valmorbida revealed he used forged documents to borrow millions of dollars against artwork he did not own in a case brought against him in the notorious tax haven of the Channel Islands

Australian art dealer admits to multimillion-dollar frauds over Bacon, Basquiat paintings - Vimarsana News

Australian art dealer admits to multimillion-dollar frauds over Bacon, Basquiat paintings

Globe-trotting art dealer Andy Valmorbida revealed he used forged documents to borrow millions of dollars against artwork he did not own in a case brought against him in the notorious tax haven of the Channel Islands

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Australian art dealer admits to multimillion-dollar frauds over Bacon, Basquiat paintings - Vimarsana News

Australian art dealer admits to multimillion-dollar frauds over Bacon, Basquiat paintings

Globe-trotting art dealer Andy Valmorbida revealed he used forged documents to borrow millions of dollars against artwork he did not own in a case brought against him in the notorious tax haven of the Channel Islands