Can Art Experts Prove Four Mystery Paintings Are Real? | Fake Or Fortune Full Series 5

British journalist Fiona Bruce teams up with art expert Philip Mould to investigate mysteriuous paintings, sculptures, and other works of art brought by their viewers from across the art world.

Episode 1: 00:00:00
Episode 2: 00:57:53
Episode 3: 01:54:29
Episode 4: 03:51:13

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[PocketInquires]

From what I have seen presented by this entire series, each episode affirmatively demonstrates that the _Value_ of a work of art is never as important to it's price as the story which is told about it defines it's worth.

[KateColors]

I used to watch this series a while back when I started painting seriously. Watching all the drama was frustrating to me but it made me more aware of my materials, archiving, and provenance. I established practices around this knowledge. The last decade, I haven't painted at all. Watching the series now, I'm curious about the artists introduced here which sends me off to explore more about them. The geek in me loves all the forensics and the researcher in me loves all the history and detective work. Thank you!

[ebradyZ]

Episode 2 is a beautifully told story. Was left in tears at the end....

[SeldimSeen]

One of the best shows ever to learn about art and the drama that goes along with these masterpieces.

[elohimsown]

Fiona's and Philip's compassion towards her is fantastic. CONGRATULATIONS! RIP, Neil!

[jenib]

How cute that Archie. He looks as if he stepped right through time from early 1800 on that wonderful suit he had on. So precious.

[KatrinaRoseT]

Lance’s emotional reaction to learning how his grandfather willingly put his entire fortune on the line to save a friend and his family from a violent regime was, by far, the best part of your entire series. That moment was worth everything, it was absolutely beautiful. ❤

[paulasmall]

As a child my family and I spent many hours in Chicago's art museum. My father enjoyed drawing. I really enjoy your show

[sanatabite]

What a joy watching these episodes❤!! Thaaanks❤

[caroledrury]

Another artist who frequented the French pub and was friends with Francis and all of them was Harold Arthur Drury whose works I have here in Vermont ;over 300 paintings. Harold is my father and I am still working on his provenance years after his death in 2003

[shaunamalone]

I was on the edge of my seat, but so excited that her painting was the original and lost treasure royal treasure that they found! How amazing!

[maiacalloway]

What a fantastic series...and this is my favorite episode because it so tastefully weaves in the backstory of her husband.

[claudine]

The owner of the Lucian Freud painting, to me, had a recemblence to the painting...
So happy for the Wilson family that there painting is real, and the glass stained window in the light, was beautifull.

[caseygant]

❤love this series - such mystery, . Intrigue, plot twists...Hosts & stories are fabulous

[ujona]

Love your channel and always been a huge art fan! Thank you for your wonderful perspectives on people who have these priceless pieces to be a part of their lives especially for the Wilson family. I feel their loss and God has His hands over this wonderful family. If I was rich, I would gladly help them without any hesitation. God bless you all of Perspective!

[christianzander]

I need more seasons, like 50 of them.

[HoneyBeeRoses]

I enjoy these very much. I do wish to say some of us creative folk will change our signatures. It depends on my mood and creative thinking in the moment, or if I'm in a hurry, tired, excited, or bored

[DeniseLaFranceCDNpainter]

Freud painted it and gave it to somebody as a sentimental gift.
It was not meant to be treated as something of financial worth. That's why he didn't sign it because that was his intent from the start. It was given as a priceless piece of his heart.
I'm saying this as a professional painter myself of thirty-plus years.

[jasminespencer]

Hey Director of this episode, it’s a very cool shot of the guy talking about the painting with the jars of paint behind him

[danielclaeys]

The colors of the stained glass would have been changed. The gold color with the yellow sunlight would have bleached out the intensity. Change it to red and the color intensifies with the sunlight. A touch of gold in the surrounding details works to highlight those details just as a gold picture frame highlights a painting.