Fake Art Scandal: 78-Year-Old Sentenced for Morrisseau Forgeries #shorts

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A 78-year-old man convicted of
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authenticating fake artworks in the
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style of indigenous artist Norville
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Moraso was sentenced today. That was in
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a Berry courtroom. David Paul Brenner
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received a conditional sentence of two
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years less a day, including eight months
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of house arrest after pleading guilty
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earlier this summer. He admitted to
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possessing and trafficking artwork
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linked to crime and to using forged
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documents to pass off the pieces as
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genuine. Brener also admitted to
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appraising and authenticating works from
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one of these co-acused. Another man, Jim
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White, was sentenced last month to 18
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months of house arrest in connection
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with that same

Fake Art Scandal: 78-Year-Old Sentenced for Morrisseau Forgeries #shorts

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