Report: Hunter Biden’s art dealer was sued for fraud

Joe Biden’s troubled and controversial son stands to make millions from his amateur artwork.

Hunter Biden’s art dealer was sued for fraud in 2016, according to recent reports. The news comes amid criticism of the ethics behind the White House sheltering the identity of people involved in the sale of Hunter’s art.

“In 2016, Berges was sued by an investor in his gallery, Ingrid Arneberg, for fraud and breach of contract,” CBS News reported. “The lawsuit alleged that Arneberg, an artist herself, had invested $500,000 for the purpose of gallery expansion and that Berges deposited it in his personal bank account to cover expenses.”

The WH previously said it cleared HUNTER BIDEN to sell his art under an arrangement that prevented him from knowing the buyers' identities at the time of the sales.

But the gallery now says Hunter will meet with potential buyers at exhibitions in LA & NY. https://t.co/Yi4NNH43qI

— Kenneth P. Vogel (@kenvogel) July 22, 2021

CBS News also said that “Berges countersued for $4.5 million, claiming, among other things, defamation and breach of fiduciary duty.  The two settled in 2018 and terms were not disclosed.”

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