Hunter Biden’s supposed art went for sale at an NYC gallery, with the most expensive pieces expected to top $500,000, and buyers promised anonymity. Ethics experts were alarmed at the novice artist’s plans to sell his debut artworks for up to $500,000.<ref>https://nypost.com/2021/07/23/psaki-pressed-again-over-ethics-of-hunter-biden-art-sales/</ref> Walter Shaub, who worked as director of the Office of Government Ethics under former President Barack Obama, has called for the art sales to be canceled — or for the names of buyers to be disclosed. | Hunter Biden’s supposed art went for sale at an NYC gallery, with the most expensive pieces expected to top $500,000, and buyers promised anonymity. Ethics experts were alarmed at the novice artist’s plans to sell his debut artworks for up to $500,000.<ref>https://nypost.com/2021/07/23/psaki-pressed-again-over-ethics-of-hunter-biden-art-sales/</ref> Walter Shaub, who worked as director of the Office of Government Ethics under former President Barack Obama, has called for the art sales to be canceled — or for the names of buyers to be disclosed. |