Nearly 200 pieces of artwork by Hunter Biden, valued in the millions, have reportedly been lost in the devastating wildfires sweeping through Los Angeles. The artworks were stored near the Pacific Palisades home of Kevin Morris, Hunter’s Hollywood attorney, according to a source close to the Biden family.

Morris, known for providing Hunter Biden with significant financial assistance, including a $5 million loan to settle a tax bill, lives in a luxurious residence in the area. While his home reportedly survived the fires, the storage facility housing Hunter’s artwork did not. Morris has not commented publicly on the loss.

The destroyed collection includes pieces created by Hunter Biden, who turned to painting as part of his recovery from drug addiction. His works, some priced as high as $500,000, have been the subject of significant scrutiny. Critics allege potential conflicts of interest due to Hunter’s connection to high-profile buyers and his father, President Joe Biden.

BREAKING: Hunter Biden artworks worth ‘millions of dollars’ destroyed in Los Angeles fires.

A trove of nearly 200 artworks by Hunter Biden has been destroyed — one of the casualties of the wildfires ravaging Los Angeles, The Post has learned.

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— Joshua Gathings (@josh_gathings) January 15, 2025

Georges Berges, a gallerist who previously represented Hunter, organized solo exhibitions of his art in New York and Los Angeles. However, their professional relationship ended in 2022. “I don’t know what’s happening with the art,” Berges told reporters. He noted that he still has some of Hunter’s canvases and metal pieces at his gallery.

The congressional investigation into the Biden family’s finances further revealed that many of Hunter’s buyers were not anonymous, as initially claimed by the White House. Prominent figures such as Democratic donor Elizabeth Hirsh Naftali and Kevin Morris were named as purchasers of his art. Naftali’s acquisition raised eyebrows, particularly after she received a presidential appointment to a federal commission.

One guy lost 30 Warhols, but the real loss is Hunter Biden's art https://t.co/phvq6U4QFU

— Libby Emmons (@libbyemmons) January 15, 2025

The wildfires, which have ravaged parts of Southern California, have left thousands displaced and caused extensive property damage. For Hunter Biden, the loss of his artwork represents not only a financial blow but also the destruction of a creative outlet that played a pivotal role in his personal recovery.

As investigators and lawmakers continue to scrutinize Hunter Biden’s professional dealings, the destruction of his art collection marks another chapter in a career fraught with controversy. Whether this event leads to a fresh start or further public and political attention remains to be seen.