But the US President is sure of the opposite. Genuine Renoir painting "Two sisters (On the terrace)" since 1933 belongs to the collection of the art Institute of Chicago

This story was told to the edition of Vanity Fair Tim O'brien (Tim O'brien), who wrote a 2005 biography of Donald trump, "trump Nation: the art of being Donald" ("TrumpNation: The Art of Being the Donald"). During the preparation to writing of the book O'brien took from trump's interview in his private plane. Among other luxuries, the reporter was attracted by a painting in the style of Pierre-Огюста Renoir two girls on the terrace. According to Donald trump, Renoir was genuine. O'brien disagreed with him: the journalist grew up in Chicago and remember this picture in the Museum of the art Institute of Chicago. But his arguments Donald trump waved her off.

Painting by Pierre-Огюста Renoir "Two sisters (On the terrace)" belongs to the collection of the art Institute of Chicago. The work was donated to the Institute in 1933, a collector of Annie Swan Coburn (Annie Swan Coburn), who in turn, bought the work for $100 thousand, the famous dealer, the patron Saint of many Impressionists, including Renoir, Paul Durand-Рюэля. The representative of the art Institute of Chicago happy to confirm that their version is genuine.

But then what to do with the picture of trump? After the interview the mid-2000-х Tim O'brien was hoping that trump would hide a fake Renoir to hell. But not here-то was. The first interview with trump as President of America — and here he is again, this Renoir: hanging yourself quietly in trump-тауэр. Donald specifically sat in the chair in front of the painting. "I'm sure he still tells people who come to his home that this is real, — laments O'brien. — He believes in his own fiction, which span decades".

the Material was prepared by Maria Onuchina, AI

Sources: chicagotribune.com, vanityfair.com, artinvestment.ru