Overnight, the Mona Lisa from the Louvre appeared on streets and in alleys everywhere. Countries sent out their top experts, who carefully examined the paintings and were stunned to discover that every single one was genuine.
The culprit, Gu Yiran, had a cigarette between his lips as he gently touched a painting of sunflowers.
"Analyzing the techniques in the painting. Current progress: 1%..."
"Current progress: 5%..."
"100% complete. Congratulations, Host, on acquiring all of Van Gogh's artistic skills!"
Shrimp by Qi Baishi, horses by Xu Beihong, and works by all the top masters: the little shop has them all for sale. Buy in bulk and get a discount!
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
Uncertified paintings, even if painted by the artist himself, are fake paintings.
However, with all due respect, don't say that you just got someone else's painting skills. Even if a real person comes here, you may not be able to draw an identical "fake painting" without revealing flaws.
Do the skills of so many famous artists need to be faked?
The auction house gets 50% of the share. Author, you are awesome.
Just do a carbon 14 test and you'll know. Convinced.
The painting technique of Mona Lisa itself is not difficult. Anyone with a little proficiency can copy it. It is precious to me because of its age and history.
I've never heard of someone giving you a refund after buying an antique and finding it to be fake. People who don't understand the rules can't do it anywhere. They offend both their colleagues and customers.
It is said that the protagonist wants to give Tang Sancai to someone on their birthday. Before you write an antique, check the information first. Tang Sancai was a ghost artifact and a burial object in the Tang Dynasty. It doesn't matter if you usually give Tang Sancai to someone, but if you give Tang Sancai to someone on their birthday, isn't that a curse? It's like you give flowers and baskets to people on their birthdays, but you give them wreaths.
Isn't Tang Bohu from the Ming Dynasty?
If it is He's Bi, it is absolutely impossible for a private person to collect it.