An "Art Forger" is a person who creates fake artworks that are intended to deceive collectors and galleries into believing they are original pieces by famous artists. This practice often involves replicating the style and techniques of renowned painters, such as Vincent van Gogh or Pablo Picasso, to produce convincing imitations. Art forgery can have significant legal and financial implications, as it undermines the integrity of the art market. Many forgers study art history and techniques extensively to improve their skills, while some have been caught and prosecuted for their crimes, leading to discussions about authenticity and value in the art world.