As half of the people in the industry, I can only write film reviews because I see that funerals are not afraid of big things. We should be able to see more layers in the fake painting case. It will be more interesting if it is combined with the Chinese contemporary art market. When it comes to making fakes, it can only be said that foreigners have no knowledge. As a person who majored in oil painting, I can say responsibly that in China, there are countless people with such craftsmanship. In the eyes of the Chinese, all techniques are paper tigers. In the good times of Qian Peishen's life, there was a chance to cheat. Let's try it now. As for the craftsmen who make fake paintings, you can get a lot of them, and the warranty will be replaced. You can't even see the fairy. The pigment found that there were problems with the production age. These were limited by the conditions at that time. If it is today, it will be imitated by Roscoe and Pollock. Definitely have it all. Now the fake paintings of Qi Baishi on the market are all painted by the Four Treasures of the Study of the Republic of China. Please use the carbon 14 method to identify whether they are from that era, and it is impossible to tell who painted them. In 2010, when I went to Jingdezhen, the imitation of the late Qing Dynasty porcelain could not be distinguished.
This matter must be the gallery's ignorance, and it doesn't help that Mrs. If you don't admit it, you can only bite the bullet and take care of your face. The whole incident affected the collapse of a financial credit system. Everyone here is playing with finance, and there can be no cheating. But capital only sees money, and anyone who changes it will do the same. It is only a matter of time before it explodes. At the end of the film, Mrs. Ann continued to open a gallery by herself. She must still be able to sell paintings, not like the people at the end said. Because capital is profit-seeking and forgetful. He only cares about the benefits. This is also a matter of sooner or later. Interestingly, the destruction of reputation must lead to the collapse of the personal credibility of galleries and dealers. brought a certain degree of economic damage. But what about China today? Now the big auction houses, Poly, Sotheby's, Christie's and other big auction houses are all well-known double-standards in China. Buying and selling in the Chinese market, from jewelry to antiques to art, is anything but authentic. Buy what you are responsible for. No refund or exchange, don't come to me if you have anything, you deserve it, it's your own incompetence. This reminds me of the old lady's paper-pulled treasure game at the entrance of the elementary school when I was a child. Much stimulation.
We do not have the inspection and appraisal agency and credit system of the auction market, and everyone follows the old rules of the old antique shop, that is, they rely on their own abilities and become self-reliant. See who is the best. That in itself is hilarious. Whether or not this principle contributes to the growth of deception and counterfeiting techniques, on the whole, the biggest damage is that an effective credit system and financial system cannot be formed. Therefore, our art market will never get the blessing of financial power because the risk is too high. No one will escort the incoming capital to reduce risks, and there will be no capital coming in. In this case, we can basically only consider ourselves unlucky. I haven't heard of anyone buying fake antique paintings to sue auction houses and galleries over the years. They all follow the old rules. The line said in the cross talk: "The tooth is knocked out in the throat, and the arm is folded in the sleeve." So far, we are all buying jewelry, and foreigners never buy jade. Because we are all messy, and it is difficult to distinguish the true from the false, the foreigners even less understand and dare not touch it.
In the end, there is actually another interesting point, that is, these fake paintings can actually be held in an art exhibition, and they can still be sold. Maybe one day, the price will exceed Rothko, maybe Pollock.
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