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Fake or Fortune? (2011)
Season 4 • Episode 4 • Munnings and Churchill
Fake or Fortune? Season 4, Episode 4: Munnings and Churchill
Charles Henty asks Fiona and Philip to investigate two paintings discovered in a coal cellar: a winter landscape attributed to Alfred Munnings and a view of a French fountain believed to be by Winston Churchill. Provenance research, eyewitness testimony and specialist examination are used to decide whether either family picture can be accepted as the work of its celebrated supposed artist. Watch Fake or Fortune? Season 4, Episode 4 Munnings and Churchill in HD free online. Enjoy high-quality streaming of Fake or Fortune? Season 4, Episode 4 and share your thoughts in the comments below!
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Munnings and Churchill
Charles Henty asks Fiona and Philip to investigate two paintings discovered in a coal cellar: a winter landscape attributed to Alfred Munnings and a view of a French fountain believed to be by Winston Churchill. Provenance research, eyewitness testimony and specialist examination are used to decide whether either family picture can be accepted as the work of its celebrated supposed artist.
59 min