The correct answer is Han van Meegeren. He was a famous forger, most notable for his forgeries of Jan Vermeer's paintings. He didn't want to make a copy of Vermeer's paintings, however, he wanted to create new ones in the style of Vermeer and sign it with his name, and he managed to do that. His most famous forgery is Supper at Emmaus.
<span>The artist was called Han van Meegeren. He was very successful in forging and selling paintings which were attributed to be the original work of Jan Vermeer. He did this since he thought he could not be recognized easily as a talented artist on his own, hence, he chose to ride on the work of Jan Vermeer. His activities as a forger came to be discovered after the second world war after been arrested in 1945 where he confessed to having forged Vermeer’s works a fact which he demonstrated how he did it.</span>
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