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Now he's using his expertise to help identify art fraud and he's in Australia for a forum on the issue.
Mr Tetro told the conference that up to fifteen per cent of art sold may not be genuine.
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"I obviously don't want to name names but there are quite a lot of fakes out there and it's something we do have to watch out for." Mr Tetro said.
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