An American capitalist asked a famous painter to paint a portrait of him

I've seen this story in a book before, and the result of the story is:

The capitalist was very annoyed and confronted the painter, but the painter said: Didn't you say that it was not you?

The capitalist was speechless, and in the end, the capitalist was only able to buy the painting several times the **.

Suppose the capitalist has a dog and likes milk enough, and the portrait family uses a brush to smear a layer of milk on the picture, and the dog sees it, and must add it, but the portraitist says that it is because there are familiar faces, the capitalist is to take the dog away, and the dog will not go, so one must be bought back, but the portrait has increased by two times, so the capitalist can only buy back one or two times!

The painter writes a bounty notice on the side of the portrait

It is now ascertained that the criminal suspect is so-and-so.

The capitalists had no choice but to obediently buy the portrait.

After the painter became famous, he changed the name of the painting to "** in the exhibition hall", and the capitalist had to pay twice as much to buy the painting.

Before painting, it is necessary to sign a contract with Fang to protect their legitimate rights and interests. If there is no contract, evidence of an email or written exchange can also be a condition of negotiation.

As an artist, you must know how to protect yourself. Not having legal common sense will only lead to passivity.

In this international society, we must keep pace with the times!

The artist inscribed the portrait on the side of the portrait: "The father of so-and-so (the rich man)", and the price was marked: twice the original price of the rich man.

Put it on the street and sell it! Another billboard: the portrait of "the father of so-and-so" is on sale! (Write small dots in the two characters of the portrait).

Put up a show to the crowd saying that the man owes him 2 times his wages. If the rich man stops, it means that he admits that it is him, then he has to pay.

One is that this rich man does not understand the secrets of this portrait, if he paints a person too similar, it is the time of death.

He painted a very handsome young man, who said he was a rich man when he was young. As soon as the rich man was happy, he paid him twice as much.

Once upon a time, there was a painter who wanted to paint du

A painting that everyone likes when they see it. After the painting, he took the dao to the market to exhibit.

Back out. A pen is placed next to the painting with a note: every viewer who thinks that the painting is not good can mark the painting.

In the evening, the painter retrieved the painting and found that the whole picture was covered with marks - not a single stroke was not blamed. The painter was very unhappy and deeply disappointed with the attempt.

The painter decided to try a different approach. He painted another painting of the same and showed it to the market. This time, however, he asked each viewer to mark the most admired strokes.

When the painter retrieved the painting, he found that the picture had been scrawled all over again—all the strokes that had been criticized were now marked with praise.

Oh! "I have now discovered a mystery, and that is: no matter what we do, it is enough to satisfy some of them." Because, what may seem ugly to some, is beautiful in the eyes of others. ”

Double this and repaint a few more of them.

In the name of "The Beggar Who Looks Like a Capitalist", he sold paintings twice as much.

First insulted the person on the painting in public, and then the American capitalist had to buy it.

"Disfigure" the portrait and write the name of the capitalist.

The artist wrote: The most handsome man in America!

Van Gogh was from the Netherlands, he was miserable during his lifetime, and he was cherished by others after his death, and Leonardo da Vinci was Italian, so I don't know if he had a very miserable experience. The United States is not very clear.