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Three previously unknown oil paintings attributed to Kazimir Malevich, a pioneer artist of the avant-garde school, were recently exhibited in a public museum in Bucharest. If their authenticity is confirmed, their value could exceed £100m. However, one of the most prominent researchers of Malevich's works said that the narrative about the origin of these works faces ambiguity and serious questions.

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Three previously unknown oil paintings attributed to Kazimir Malevich, a pioneer artist of the avant-garde school, were recently exhibited in a public museum in Bucharest. If their authenticity is confirmed, their value could exceed £100m. However, one of the most prominent researchers of Malevich's works said that the narrative about the origin of these works faces ambiguity and serious questions.

Three previously unknown oil paintings attributed to Kazimir Malevich, a pioneer artist of the avant-garde school, were recently exhibited in a public museum in Bucharest. If their authenticity is confirmed, their value could exceed £100m. However, one of the most prominent researchers of Malevich's works said that the narrative about the origin of these works faces ambiguity and serious questions.

Mujai, who exhibited these works, declined to state whether he considered the paintings to be original or not.

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