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Or he could be betting on the customs officers not knowing Yves Tanguy. He could just claim that it’s a random cheapish painting he bought as a gift, especially
by k_sze 6y ago
Or he could be betting on the customs officers not knowing Yves Tanguy. He could just claim that it’s a random cheapish painting he bought as a gift, especially since it’s unsigned and undated.
In contrast, everybody knows what a gold bullion is.
- analog31 6y agoIt could go one of two ways: Passenger: I want to declare this painting. Customs agent #1: That's revolting. It can't possibly be worth anything. Have a good day. Customs agent #2: That's revolting. It must be valuable, otherwise nobody would keep it. Pay up! (Note I don't actually know if the painting is revolting, I only saw a tiny thumbnail of it, and I do like modern art).