Overview
Two separate owners believe their paintings may be unknown works by Pierre-Auguste Renoir: a landscape and a portrait of a young girl. Scientific examination produces a damaging discovery in one case, while the other presents more promising stylistic evidence but lacks the provenance required for formal acceptance. The investigation demonstrates the enormous gap between plausibility and authentication.
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13 - 1The Mystery of Churchill’s Garden July 21, 2025 -
13 - 2A Tale of Two Renoirs July 28, 2025 -
13 - 3A Modern Masterpiece for £35? August 04, 2025 -
13 - 4Portrait of a Lady - in Pittsburgh? August 11, 2025 -
13 - 5What Happened Next? A Double Whodunnit August 18, 2025 -
13 - 6What Happened Next? Helen McNicoll August 25, 2025