The most taboo thing about "hands-on" calligraphy and painting is that the price will drop as soon as you do it. Therefore, everyone would rather spend more money to buy clean calligraphy and paintings that are original and mounted. An original work that has not been unmounted, cleaned and repaired by future generations, even if it has some minor flaws, has a higher collection value than a complete calligraphy and painting that has been touched by others. Things you should pay attention to when collecting famous calligraphy and paintings. Purchasing and collecting famous calligraphy and paintings has been an elegant event since ancient times. Today, it is gradually becoming more popular and the number of collectors continues to grow, including many working-class people and ordinary people. What issues should we pay attention to when collecting calligraphy and paintings? 1. The issue of authenticity: The calligraphy and painting market is flooded with counterfeit products. When buying famous calligraphy and paintings, you should ask an expert to help you avoid buying fakes. The safest way is to buy directly from calligraphy and painting artists, or purchase from several calligraphy and painting merchants with good reputations. This will not prevent fakes. 2. Price Issue The pricing of famous calligraphy and painting seems not to be subject to the constraints of the national price department. The phenomenon of sky-high prices in calligraphy and painting markets is very common. Therefore, when buying famous calligraphy and paintings, you must first understand the market situation, or ask an expert to check to avoid being cheated. 3. Level issue The artistic level of calligraphy and painting is the basic factor to measure its collection value. Not all works by famous artists are necessarily high-quality works. For example, works made for social occasions and failed works cannot reflect the artistic level they should have, and therefore their value is very different from that of fine works. 4. The issue of size: Some sales of famous calligraphy and paintings are priced in pieces (frames refer to regular formats, that is, no less than 4 feet 3 square feet), while others are priced in square feet. Therefore, the larger the works of the same famous artist, the higher their value. For example, the value of sketches whose format is less than 4 feet 3 kai cannot be compared with that of calligraphy and painting in regular format. 5. Condition Issues Condition refers to the "appearance condition" of calligraphy and painting, that is, whether the format is complete, whether the picture is clean, whether the ink color is peeling off or moisturized, and the degree of obsolescence. If you buy calligraphy and painting online, you must find some professional and formal websites such as Bobo Art Network, so that you will not be cheated
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