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Fake or Fortune drama as owner turns down £300k for rare painting
Sunday People
|August 17, 2025
Viewers to learn if his gamble to auction lost masterpiece paid off
AN art collector offered £300,000 for a lost masterpiece on BBC show Fake or Fortune? turned it down as he wanted to see if he could get even more at auction.
David Taylor, an artist himself, bought the oil on canvas at a regional auction house for £2,000 because he liked the look of it.
He got a huge shock when experts authenticated it as a missing picture by important 20th century Canadian impressionist Helen McNicoll.
Called The Bean Harvest, the painting was last seen at an exhibition at London's Royal Academy in 1915.
David appeared on BBC One's Fake or Fortune? — in which host Fiona Bruce and art dealer Philip Mould investigate the mysteries behind intriguing works of art - last year.
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