Ask for identification of whether my friend Huang Zhou s painting is genuine?

To determine whether Mr. Huang Zhou's paintings are genuine, a number of factors need to be considered. First of all, we can examine whether the style, brushwork, color, line and composition of the picture are in line with Mr. Huang Zhou's artistic characteristics and the background of the times at that time. In addition, the following points can be considered:

1.Learn about Mr. Huang Zhou's artistic career and creative style, as well as the background and artistic atmosphere of the times at that time, so as to better understand his works.

2.Confirm whether the painting has Mr. Huang Zhou's signature, seal or special logo, etc., which are important bases for authenticity.

3.To understand Mr. Huang Zhou's painting skills and style, especially his treatment of lines, colors, composition, etc., you can compare with other authentic and imitation works.

4.Examine whether the painting objects and painting tools, such as paints and brushes, are in line with Mr. Huang Zhou's habits and the level of craftsmanship at that time.

5.Referring to the opinions of professional art appraisal institutions or experts, they can make a comprehensive evaluation of the painting according to the above factors and give professional appraisal opinions.

It is important to note that verifying the authenticity of a painting requires professional knowledge and experience, and the final conclusion cannot be absolutely accurate. Therefore, it is recommended to understand and refer to relevant information and expert opinions in various aspects of the appraisal process, and consider various factors as comprehensively as possible.

This painting of yours is not the original work of Mr. "Huang Zhou", it is far from the original handiwork, and it is a typical low imitation; It is a large number of imitations that flooded the market in the 90s; Unscrupulous businessmen are common in the market, holding such, pretending to be genuine, ** sales, don't pay attention!

Summary. The authentic handiwork of Huang Zhou will vary depending on the quality, construction, and amount of existence, but under normal circumstances, it is estimated that one square foot will range from 5,000 yuan to 10,000 yuan.

The authenticity of the round leather of the Huangzhou people will vary due to the quality, construction, and amount of existence, but under normal circumstances, the first estimate of a flat orange bridge is 5,000 yuan to 10,000 yuan.

Huang Zhou, a famous calligrapher born in Jiangxi Province in 1904, is also one of the pioneers of modern Chinese painting and calligraphy. His calligraphy works are beautiful and natural, far-reaching, novel and unique, and his real characters are also his outstanding masterpieces.

How can some teachers say 300,000 square feet.

According to reports, some famous calligraphers Huang Zhou's authentic handwritings can be as high as 300,000 yuan per square foot due to different factors such as age, service, construction, and survival. In addition, there will be fluctuations in the market, so please refer appropriately to the market.

Whether Huang Zhou's works are of high collection value.

Huang Zhou is a pioneer and representative of modern Chinese sculpture, and his works are very valuable in his collection. Most of Huang Zhou's sculptures depict characters with soft lines, and the appropriate colors make his works vivid and lively without losing their charm, so they are sought after by the majority of collectors.

Summary. Hello, I'm honored to answer your questions, your question is: How much is the real handwriting of Huangzhou worth a square foot The answer is: **Around 10,000 yuan.

Hello, I am honored to answer your questions for you, your question is: Huang Zhou's real deeds are worth more Zheng Hail less money a square foot Answering the case with sails is: ** in about 10,000 yuan.

The teacher helped me see that it was Huang Zhou's pen.

The specific ** must be comprehensively judged by the condition, content, age, and rarity of the object.

In 2011, a total of 576 Huang Zhou's paintings were auctioned, and 476 were sold, with an average price of 310,000 yuan per square foot, which was nearly 7 times higher than the average price of 10,000 yuan per square foot in 2004.

Specific**Comprehensive judgment.

How to judge. It needs to be considered comprehensively in terms of actual conditions.

Can you see the painting, and the payment.

I can't see this.

After a careful look, I personally think that from the style and charm of the painting, as well as the inscription and seal, it should be the authentic work of Master Huang Zhou.

Huang Zhou (formerly known as Liang Gantang, the word Yingzhai, later his pen name Huang Zhou, a famous Chinese painting painter, collector, and outstanding social activist.

He is known for his paintings of Xinjiang characters and donkeys, and the donkeys he paints are lifelike, with distinct shades and shades, and have reached the realm of subtlety.

His signature and seal are extremely difficult to imitate.

Hehe. Dude, you've been cheated, this thing is a low-grade imitation. You look closely at the ink.

This thing is not painted at all, but printed, and then aged with soy sauce. This kind of picture scroll stall is used to pit Xiaobai. I don't let you see things.

I don't let it open, the surface is wrapped in skin, and it is sealed with a certain department.

It should be a copy!

馿 : The ink color and structure are not fine.

Left one: The structure of the left hind leg is stiff, the ink color of the compound pen is uncoordinated, and the shape is bloated;

Third from right: The ink color is extremely rough and excessively stiff, and there is a black ink block on the face. The hind legs and tail are even more ambiguous and discordant

Title: Clumsy, stiff, no life, the glyph is far from Mr. Huang Zhou! There are only two words "Huangzhou" at the end, which are really similar.

If it is Mr. Huang Zhou's early works, the two inscriptions of "Huang Zhou" are difficult to explain. Imitations are undoubtedly ··

The picture above has the characteristics of Huang Zhou's painting of a donkey, but the color of the donkey's back and background is rough and lacks a sense of hierarchy (doubtful), which should be an imitation.

Huang Xuan is a landmark painter in the history of Chinese portrait painting and one of the most influential painters in the mid-to-late 20th century. Even in the 2,000-year history of Chinese painting, Huang Zhou is also one of the outstanding figure painters who no one can replace.