Republican Chairman of the Key Committee on Oversight and Reform, James Comer, wrote in a letter to New York gallery owner Georges Bergès demanding information about the anonymous buyers of Hunter Biden artworks he exhibits. Although this is an inexperienced artist, he received exorbitant amounts of money for the sale of his works of art. Bergè’s deal with Hunter Biden raises questions about whether the Biden family is “again” selling access and influence.
Bergès advertised that Hunter Biden’s latest work of art was priced between $55,000 and $225,000, Comer wrote. It is worrying that President Biden’s son is the recipient of anonymous, high-value transactions without any accountability. “The identities of the buyers remain unknown and you appear to be the only one who knows about these lucrative transactions.” Comer added on Twitter: “Why would anyone pay Hunter Biden so many dollars for an artwork that is presumably worthless? He’s no Pablo Picasso.”
