Stunt talks about Old Masters. Look at the shiny smooth texture, this is obviously a brand-new work which law enforcement could term as perpetrating fraud. Or, if over the internet and in the United States, Federal wire fraud.
For years Stunt and his mentor Mould tried to pass their 'discovery' off (the spurious Gainsborough Cottage Door) for commercial gain. We asked a leading Old Masters dealer for comment, and the response was, clearly the market didn't agree with their overly generous attribution.
Stunt wanted to use Dumfries House as a platform to sell spurious merch. Whether you like the Royals or not, it's disgraceful to use the Crown Princes' charity / restoration venue in this manner.
For the record, Stunt filed for bankruptcy last year. If he truly owned any valuable art, he would have been forced to disclose such assets for the court to approve him to discharge his obligations. The bankruptcy court would have needed to know about serious assets in order to settle his obligations with creditors. So, either Stunt's stuff is wrong, or, it's right, and he lied to a bankruptcy court.
This video shows Stunt displaying what could be imagined as criminal behaviour. Sir Prat pontificating on connoisseurship and the process of getting a work authenticated by a real expert. IE not a posing fraud like him.
The Now Infamous Stunt Fugazy Lecture
Here are a sample of Stunt's phony works
1. Little boy Fraud Billionaire in front of kindergarten fugazy
2. Narcissistic fraud again
3. Fugazy Monet
4. Another fugazy Monet
5. The famous fugazy Monet used to perpetrate fraud upon an unsuspecting Prince Charles and Dumfries House
6. Fake Chagall painted by Tetro
Tony Tetro Mandatory Stamp on the back of his paintings for United States Federal court order
7. Fake Picasso
8. Fake Dali
9. Bwana Stunt pretending to be a diplomat
10. Knight of the Oompah Loompahs - More like a mug shot than a passport photo for an accredited diplomat from crooked tribal oompah loompah land
11. Scene of the crime - Dumfries House
The Now Infamous Stunt Fugazy Lecture
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