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Fake or Fortune? (2011)
Season 12 • Episode 2 • Helen McNicoll
Fake or Fortune? Season 12, Episode 2: Helen McNicoll
Art dealer David Taylor bought a painting of women working in a field for £2,090, suspecting that it might be by Canadian Impressionist Helen McNicoll. With almost all identifying labels removed, Fiona and Philip trace its exhibition history across Britain and Canada in an effort to reconnect the neglected work with its original title and artist. Watch Fake or Fortune? Season 12, Episode 2 Helen McNicoll in HD free online. Enjoy high-quality streaming of Fake or Fortune? Season 12, Episode 2 and share your thoughts in the comments below!
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Helen McNicoll
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