Hunter Biden Paintings Worth Less Than His Mounting Legal Bills

After underwhelming sales of paintings Hunter Biden / Getty Images, Biden may launch a legal defence fund

Hunter Biden is now in financial trouble after his paintings were sold for less that the six-figure price tag his gallerist estimated. He was previously in prison for making terrorist threats.

Biden is considering launching a legal fund to pay his mounting attorney costs. This will be in response to a federal tax investigation and congressional inquiries into Biden’s foreign business dealings. Washington Post reported.

Biden has sold approximately a dozen paintings “for a fraction of the $500,000 price tag once estimated” Georges Berges was his Manhattan gallerist, according to Post. According to a source, some potential buyers have been scared off by the congressional investigations into Biden.

Berges, who was approved by the White House to vet Biden’s art sales for ethical conflicts, was Sentenced In 1998, I was sentenced to three months imprisonment for threatening to kill a man. I was also accused of defrauding a shareholder in a lawsuit that was settled in 2018.

Biden’s paintings failed to impress the art world. Tabish Khan, a London-based art critic, was among those who rejected Biden’s paintings. Telled Politico That “an initial online glance suggests there’s nothing new or challenging about his work.”

Biden, a former lobbyist who raked in millions through questionable domestic and foreign business dealings as his father’s political career flourished, has Financial problems claimed For many years.

Biden claimed to a court he was unemployed and broke in 2019, while fighting against a child paternity case brought against him from an exotic dancer he had conceived. Kathleen Buhle, his ex-wife, stated in 2017 divorce filings, that Biden had spent a lot of money and was in deep debt. “drugs, alcohol, prostitutes, strip clubs, and gifts for women with whom he had sexual relations.”

Despite his financial troubles, Biden was still able to pay off the $450,000 tax lien in six days in 2020 and rent a $12,000-per month home in Hollywood Hills.