Forger to give painting lessons for Sky Arts

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Sky Arts has introduced a new show called "Mastering the Art", which features infamous art counterfeiter John Myatt. The show, which is produced by Granada, will showcase Myatt as he teaches young artists the techniques and theory needed to reproduce Monet, Hopper or Cezanne paintings. Other Sky Arts shows such as the newly acquired "Talks with Dave Fanning" and "The Book Show" are also discussed.

United Kingdom, Management dynamics, Services information, Services, Practice, Painters, Painters (Artists), Counterfeiters, Mastering the Art (Television program), Myatt, John

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Virgin strand grapples with boobs and money

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Virgin 1 has created its first documentary strand entitled "Boob Envy", which tackles the various issues in the UK surrounding breasts. Another 60-minute program from Virgin 1 is "Money Envy", which will examine the issues of wealth and what it takes to become a millionaire. The features of the two new documentary programs are discussed.

Services introduction, New Products/Services, Company service introduction, Service introduction, Documentary television programs, Television documentaries, Virgin Media Group Ltd., Boob Envy (Television program), Money Envy (Television program)

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