Rembrandts Definately Fakes

Two paintings purportedly by 17th-century Dutch painter , which were on display in a state museum in Portugal for 25 years, have been determined to be fakes, the museum's director said overnight. Last year the museum finally set aside funds to test the paintings and experts concluded they could not have been painted by Rembrandt because they used pigments that only became available in the 19th century. For the full story - click the title Irish Art