Jugendstil-Falschnung eines Hundert-Dollar-Scheins mit fiktivem Porträt

A counterfeit 100-dollar bill featuring the image of a fictional character at its center. Above the central design appears the inscription "IN JOKES WE TRUST!". The illustration is executed in an Art Nouveau style, with clear references to the aesthetics of Scottish artist and architect Charles Rennie Mackintosh and his wife, the artist Margaret Macdonald; it incorporates ethereal, fairy-like lines, luminous watercolors, and motifs evocative of stained glass, alongside the distinctive stylistic hallmarks of Art Nouveau fashion and architecture.