In the world of art collecting, trust is the invisible currency that makes every transaction possible — and it is precisely that trust which a Florida family alleges was systematically counterfeited. Richard and Judy Perlman, believing they were acquiring genuine Andy Warhol works, instead purchased what their lawsuit describes as pages torn from art books, laundered through a Miami gallery to obscure the toxic reputation of a Main Line Philadelphia dealer whose FBI-raided gallery sits at the center of an alleged international forgery network. The case, unfolding in Miami courts as one co-cons