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Which one is the fake?
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“Crab on its back” | “Willows at sunset” | “Still life: Potatoes in a yellow dish” |
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Francisco Blanco-Silva 
Hi,
I think two legends are switched.
I’d go for the willows.
Thanks! Corrected.
I’d also say the willows
Is there a mathematical way to find the fake?
Yup. You obviously missed the talk I gave in the department last Thursday.