Portable Museum

Chapter 213 An Oil Painting Worth One Billion
Needless to say, Zhang Junping really found a lot of good things again.

Zhang Junping became interested in the ancestors of the stall owner. There are so many valuable things, such as jade ornaments, bronze, porcelain, calligraphy and paintings, and only rare things.

For example, Zhang Junping found a very interesting thing in a pile of things.

Mr. Angle.

And it is also a Mr. Horn made of suet white jade.

To be able to use mutton fat jade as Mr. Horn, maybe only Cixi can be so extravagant.

If it can be confirmed that it belongs to Cixi, then this thing is worth a lot of money.

Some people may be wondering, what is Mr. Angle.

Mr. Jiao is a special tool for women's boudoir in ancient times. It is called Mr. Guo in the south, and its scientific name is massage stick.

This thing, if you get it in your home country, it will definitely sell for a lot of money.

As soon as it is said that it is the property of Lafayette Cixi, those lonely ladies in this country should not rush to snatch it.

While thinking wildly, Zhang Junping pushed aside the items worthy of collection in the stall owner's stall, and then counted the money one dollar at a time.

I didn't know that the stall owner's ancestors robbed the concubine's bedroom. Many of the objects in this pile were for women.

Two Kesi handkerchiefs, a Kesi round fan with black silk and plum blossoms, a Yunjin apron, and other women's items.

Zhang Junping also found a menstrual belt.

Zhang Junping couldn't help sighing that the ancestors of the stall owners really had special hobbies.

In addition to these, Zhang Junping also found a set of green cards.

The green head card is the wooden card used by the emperors of the Qing Dynasty to flip cards.

The palace production is naturally very particular, the wood is golden nanmu, and the carving is exquisite.

This set of green cards has also become one of the evidences of the stall owner's ancestors invading China.

The green-headed cards are all written on the concubines of Emperor Guangxu, and the more famous ones are the two sisters Zhenfei and Jinfei.

Um!Ancient emperors also liked sister flowers.

Far away.

After Zhang Junping finished selecting the items, he negotiated the price and readily wrote a check to the other party.

The main reason was that the main price at the stall was relatively low. There were a lot of objects, and they only asked for [-] marks.

At noon, Zhang Junping bought a few burgers at the flea market, had a meal with Coke, and continued shopping in the afternoon.

This set has gained too much.

European flea markets are a treasure trove waiting to be developed.

Because of the practical living habits of the Prussians, many second-hand items that can still be used in their minds are actually cultural relics with collection value.

For example, the bone china that Zhang Junping received at the beginning, in the eyes of the Prussians, is a set of tableware that can continue to be used.

In addition to these, Zhang Junping also harvested many things from East Berlin.

Zhang Junping received thousands of commemorative gold coins, badges, and commemorative medals.

I heard a long time ago that the Double-headed Eagle has issued many commemorative gold coins and commemorative badges.

Today I saw it. In just one afternoon, at a flea market, Zhang Junping received thousands of commemorative gold coins and commemorative badges, as well as a few medals.

These were brought over by refugees from East Berlin.

Zhang Junping didn't leave until six o'clock in the evening when the flea market was over.

At the end of the day, it took less than [-] marks and harvested tens of thousands of various collections.

Although most of them are small objects, commemorative coins, badges and the like.

But there are also high-quality goods, such as Mr. Horn of the mutton fat jade, no matter whether it is Cixi's imperial object or not, it is definitely a high-quality goods.

Zhang Junping decided to continue shopping at the flea market next week.

In the eyes of many people, Zhang Junping is just like the windmill man, who came to sweep the goods.

After returning to Kempinski, he had dinner in the restaurant of the hotel, and Zhang Junping returned to his room.

After taking a shower, I lay on the bed and immersed myself in the museum space.

The sky in the museum space is filled with various skill fragments again.

Today, Zhang Junping collected all the old books from the flea market. There are four to five thousand books in total, and there are more than 2000 books after excluding some duplicate ones.

So many old books have contributed a lot of fragments of experience to Zhang Junping.

Prussian cultural experience fragments +2068
Fragments of French cultural experience +1680
Fragments of Italian cultural experience +1985
Austrian cultural experience fragments +1458
Poland……

Switzerland……

czech...

Only then did Zhang Junping realize that the ancient books he bought were not all ancient books from Prussia, but also ancient books from surrounding countries.

This is normal, when Hitler swept across Europe and Africa, not only looting their gold and silver treasures, antiques, calligraphy and paintings, but also the rare books hidden in museums.

Therefore, in the flea market in Prussia, you can always find antiques belonging to European, Asian and African countries.In addition to these, there are also some carving experience fragments, textile experience fragments, and metal casting experience fragments.

None of them are enough to synthesize and upgrade, so they can only continue to be placed there.

After Zhang Junping synthesized skills from the cultural fragments of European countries, he absorbed them.

After a brief twitch, Zhang Junping became an expert in European languages ​​and cultures.

The level is definitely not inferior to those scholars who specialize in European culture in universities.

Zhang Junping is a little worried, he is so good, it is foreseeable that he will be even better in the future, so good that he starts to envy himself, what should he do?

Zhang Junping fell asleep in narcissism.

The next day, Zhang Junping obtained a general European driver's license through the black market.

Then I borrowed a car from the hotel and drove to Munich.

Hidden here is a treasure that has not yet been discovered.

According to data released by later generations of Prussia, [-] oil paintings worth one billion euros were found in an apartment in Munich.

Obviously, this data is watery, and it is estimated that a large part of it was hidden by the Prussians.

About [-] contemporary oil paintings were confiscated from the Jews that year, and later these oil paintings were exhibited as degenerate art.

Even after the exhibition, some people profited from it, transferred some of the oil paintings, or took them for themselves.

Later, the guards of the oil paintings sold some of the oil paintings as living expenses.

There are [-] oil paintings, and it is impossible to only have [-] left.

The goal of Zhang Junping when he came to Munich was the treasure of oil paintings in that apartment.

If you don't know, it's fine, if you know, you can't let it go.

After all, these oil paintings can be said to be ownerless.

As for the country of origin, it is pure nonsense.

Although Zhang Junping didn't know which apartment building it was in.

However, through analysis, we can know that Munich is a city that was once destroyed by war.

Most of the cities were rebuilt after World War II.

** Treasure naturally cannot be hidden in a newly built apartment building.

So the target narrowed down to apartment buildings in the old city.

It was exhibited at the Wittelsbach Palace that year, so the hiding place will not be too far away.

And when you first started, you never thought that you would fail.

Therefore, the painting is likely to be housed in an apartment building near the Wittelsbach Palace.

And it should be stored temporarily.

　I don't know what went wrong, and I haven't been able to update it.

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