A treasure-appraisal maniac

After seeing off Wang Yajun and returning to the living room, Zhang Yanhe raised his doubts.

It stands to reason that the intact Chengxintang paper and Songyan ink ingots from the Southern Song Dynasty have been preserved to this day and are worth at least half a million yuan.

If you meet someone who likes collecting in this area, you may not know how high the price will be.

But the other party used these two treasures to copy ancient paintings, and finally bought them for 320,000 yuan, and Bo Guzhai might not be able to identify some dealers. This is really unreasonable.

Lu Fei sat down and said.

"It's not what you think."

"I took a closer look just now. This painting should have been copied around twenty years ago."

"And the time it takes to make it old is no more than ten years."

"And the person who copied this painting is quite good."

"The artistic conception of the whole painting is profound and layered, and it was definitely created by everyone."

"With everyone like this, do you think you will be short of money?"

"Hiss——"

"What do you mean?" Zhang Yanhe looked confused, and Wang Zhenbang and Gao Henian also sat upright.

Lu Fei continued.

"To be able to copy this painting to such a level, the first thing that can be affirmed is that this person is quite familiar with Ju Ran's techniques."

"And this man has studied this painting quite thoroughly."

"What is certain is that the original painting of this painting is in the hands of this person, otherwise he would never be able to copy such an artistic conception."

"What you said makes sense." Wang Zhenbang and the other three nodded frequently.

Lu Fei lit a cigarette and continued.

"The original work is in someone else's hands, and the painting is copied so artistically, then a problem arises."

"In this case, how could the other party fail to notice the technique of pima chap and the characteristics of the seal?"

"this"

Zhang Yanhe's eyes lit up and he said excitedly.

"Bao Bao Fei, are you saying that these two loopholes were deliberately made by the copyist?"