This 1970s painting finally went out of fashion. Or the last fan died.
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I’ll bet it’s really a Monet. It comes from his incognito signature phase, around 1870.
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He had quite a few fans.
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Shit really did hit the fan
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If you look closely, you see it was painted to scale
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In fact, the enamelled kitchen scales add a welcome touch of pistachio to the pastiche
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No Kaengen was well known art forger in the early 70’s. If my memory serves me he was sentenced to 17 years for claiming to be a landscape painter…
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