Police Seize Possible Forgeries From Dalí Show in Italy

In a recent development, the police in Italy have seized several lithographs from a Salvador Dalí exhibition, raising concerns about their authenticity. The show's curator, however, maintains that the works are genuine and has the necessary documentation to support their authenticity. The seizure took place at an exhibition in the town of Monza, near Milan, where the police acted on a complaint about the potential forgeries. The investigation is ongoing, and the lithographs have been confiscated for further examination. Dalí, the renowned Surrealist artist, is known for his distinctive style and the high value of his artworks. The exhibition, showcasing his lithographs, has been a subject of controversy, with the curator insisting that the works are authentic and that he has the necessary paperwork to prove it. The incident highlights the ongoing challenges in the art world when it comes to verifying the authenticity of artworks, particularly those by renowned artists whose works are highly sought after and valuable.