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    Étienne Terrus: the French painter whose museum is full of fakes

    An art historian has discovered that 60% of the works at a gallery in the south of France dedicated to the artist are forgeries, which doesn’t paint anyone in a good light
    Apr 30, 2018 1 minute
    An untitled work by Étienne Terrus from 1890. No, really, it is. Photograph: Alamy

    Name: Étienne Terrus.

    Age: 64 (when he died in 1922).

    Appearance: bearded, heavy-browed, severe.

    Occupation: Painter, one of the forerunners of the fauvist movement.

    He lapsed into obscurity for a time, but was rediscovered in the late 20th

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