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A video filmed by squatters who had just gained access to the £50 million home of Oleg Deripaska, the sanctioned crony of President Putin, is perhaps one of the most extraordinary examples of “through the keyhole”.
The tour around the industrialist’s Belgravia home begins in what appears to be a study featuring artworks on the wall, thought to be the work of Gino Severini, the Italian painter and leader of the futurist movement. A plinth displays a sculpture thought to be by the celebrated British artist Barbara Hepworth, a leading figure in modernism. It is likely that the piece is worth about £1.5 million.
Deripaska, whose fortune totals £2 billion, was sanctioned last week in the UK over his close ties to Vladimir Putin. He
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