Well, evidently these supposed MFA experts of artfakes.com decided to shut their own website down after only two short years and having a little confrontation with vanrijngo,.. which really wasn't even back and forth for any type of debate or dialog.  I Figure it basically had to do with what I had to say to them and about them on my own blog site.  It totally blows me away when talking with supposed art knowledgeable people, ones who have made art their own business and profession, and while expecting them to be a little more knowledgeable about their own business and different artists of this world.  Well, one thing that I find they all pretty much agree on,... are artist signatures, and if a work of art is not signed, they are pretty much in the dark, and have not one iota of an idea who the artist might happen to have been.

I'd say this should be a little bit scary for a lot of these high end art investors, who actually depend on individuals of this nature, ones involved in the art world who represents themselves as MFA experts to basically to give the art buyers truthful and correct answers about their fine art purchases.  Most all my readers are very familiar with what Picasso had to say about people in the arts who made art their business,... which more than likely caused one hell of a slow down in his creativeness and output, that is until, he understood this is what he had to live with, if he were continue his career in the arts.  I myself do understand that not one thing in my own collection will ever be considered, original until they fall into different hands.  Even then if they were ever to be known to have been in my collection, would in fact have the tendencies to cause them to be considered worthless.

Manhattan gallery involved in forgery scam? http://vanrijngo.bravejournal.com/entry/8291

In this little article above, about this long time art dealer in New York City that got caught up in this forgery scam, a person would think would make ones of other business dealing with him, a little skeptical about their own purchases.  I wonder exactly how many people, after hearing this, sent all their own purchases from him to the auction block, before they were discovered to be of the same nature. 

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The seller, Bob Miller or Robert Miller
Attributed to Durer by myself.
Excuse me,.. for I believe I was being a little inconsiderate of Durer's works of art. I'm afraid I'll have to raise the selling price. This auction is by me (vanrijngo) now closed for the reserve price and the buying price described, but will leave up if anyone cares to bid so we can discuss between us a selling price at a later time. vanrijngo

artfakes.dk:
Look at the face and the eyes. These eyes are not from an old painting.

Take a look at Mr. Millers "art" collection including his fantastic van Gogh

Read about attributed

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Now here are some hands that Durer would paint. This is also the article put up by myself that they evidently failed to read before coming to their own conclusions and putting the above on their own website. http://vanrijngo.bravejournal.com/entry/9454

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