How can a novice whites distinguish between the authenticity of Chinese painting and the printed mat

Method 1: Smell. The simple and practical identification method is to smell it with your nose, and the printed matter has no ink smell, and some only smell of ink or no taste. Method 2: Look. with a 20x magnifying glass.

to see if the gradient of the text is made up of many ink dots. Method 3: Style identification. The style of pen and ink is the most important basis for identification, as long as the style of pen and ink is right, you can basically judge the authenticity.

As long as you understand the difference between Chinese painting and printed matter, you can quickly distinguish the authentic work of Chinese painting. The paper used in modern prints is mainly thick paper, and the texture of the paper will be more regular. The paper of Chinese painting is usually made of rice paper and bamboo paper, and the paper is very different from the printed matter, and the picture will appear uneven due to the different pulp, and the printing of Chinese painting is uneven, and there is a reason that it is hand-painted, and there are different touches when touching.

Prints generally have a smooth feeling, and there is an important feature of prints and authentic Chinese paintings, which are usually printed with ink, and there will be a taste of ink. The authenticity of Chinese painting generally does not smell anything, and if the print does not let the ink color blend well with the printing paper, there will be a slight decolorization phenomenon when touched. People can also look at the lines and various details of the paintings, and they will find that the prints are very different from the original Chinese paintings, and the color lines of the prints are usually relatively thin.

The seal of the printed matter is usually more colorful than the injection of the Chinese painting, and there is no ink on the back of the work, so you can judge the authenticity of the Chinese painting and the printed matter through a magnifying glass. Although the print can be very close to the original in terms of pen and ink, the style is not exactly the same. People can also judge the authenticity of Chinese paintings and prints by smelling, if you put your nose on the authentic Chinese paintings, you can smell the residual ink fragrance and an ancient atmosphere in the works, while oil paintings do not have this feeling at all, only a smell of ink.

The injections of high-imitation prints and Chinese paintings are relatively difficult for novices to distinguish, and they can be distinguished after accumulating a lot of experience. When collecting paintings, it is first necessary to determine whether the intermediary has professional ethics, and usually the auction company has the responsibility to prevent the sale of printed materials into the exhibition. After all, the printed matter is not the authentic work of Chinese painting, so no matter how high the technology is, it is impossible to show all the brushstrokes perfectly, and the difference between the two can be seen through the current technology, which requires people's attention in the process of distinguishing.

In the case of Chinese painting, it is generally necessary to look at the paper of the painting, whether there are traces of the old, and then look at the pen signature.

If you zoom in with a magnifying glass, you can see that the printed matter has a very regular color distribution lattice.

How can you tell if a painting is genuine or photocopied? It is not difficult to determine whether a painting is copied or not, look at the ink penetration effect on the back of the drawing paper, and the back of the copied painting does not have this effect. The more difficult thing is the imitation copied by another painter, and the higher the level of this "other painter", the more realistic it can be.

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Rub it lightly with your hands, no matter how good the copy is, it will fall ink, look at the part of the seal, if it is the copy of the seal part will appear newer, and there is no velvet feeling, or see if there is ink through the back of the painting, whether there are water marks, if it is a contemporary master's work, and ** is very low, most of them are other people's copy of the works, because of the style of painting, and the overall feeling is similar to the master, it is taken to the market to buy real in the market, and it is rare to buy real works in the market, mostly copying works.

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The way to identify copies of calligraphy and painting is: carefully observe with a magnifying glass, if it is fake, because it is inkjet printing, the arbitrariness of the ink is not well controlled, so there will be color spots, slightly stiff. The real handiwork, on the other hand, has no color spots.

Identifying the authenticity of calligraphy and painting involves the following aspects: 1. The artistic style of calligraphers and painters. The brushwork habits formed by a calligrapher and painter over the years, no matter how the subject matter of his works changes, can always see the trajectory and style characteristics of his brushwork.

2. The style of calligraphy and painting. As a cultural art, calligraphy and painting not only have its own accumulation and inheritance, but also have its own history of development, which is the result of historical and cultural evolution. 3. Inscription and seal of calligraphy and painting.

Counterfeiters of calligraphy and painting often use unpaid calligraphy and painting or broken calligraphy and painting to make money and seals. Do hands and feet on it. It can be identified from here.

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What photocopying? Machine copying?

If you say that the machine is the easiest to copy, look at the paper, look at the ink, the machine can't pass the rice paper, the machine uses toner, and the painting is ink.

If you are talking about copying paintings, it depends on the level of the copyist and your vision, this is a technical and artistic work, not a moment and a half will be able to say!!

Summary. 1.Smell The simple and practical identification method is: smell with your nose, the printed matter has no ink smell, and some only smell of ink or tasteless.

1.Smell The simple and practical identification method is: smell with your nose, the printed matter has no ink smell, and some only smell of ink or tasteless.

2.Use a 20x magnifying glass to see if the gradient of the text is made up of many ink dots.

Through these two methods, the pro can be identified.

I was asking how the silk painting could be seen as a print dot.

How to see the printing dots on the ink and color on silk.

Not on paper. You see, it's different from the one I posted above, it's printed.

Please be direct. It is to use a density meter to measure the integral density of the net limb service point, and then convert it into the percentage of the network area, such as: the integral density of the network is excavated, then the network area is 50%, this method is more scientific and accurate.

The method of visually measuring the ratio of dot area to empty space with a magnifying glass is intuitive.

That is, in the space between the two black dots on the opposite side, three black dots of the same size can be placed, which is 1 into a dot.

If it is within the distance between the two outlets, it can accommodate two dots of the same size, which is called 2 dots.

If you can put a dot of the same size between two dots, it is called a 3 dot.

To put it simply, the dots on the silk are not the highlights, but they are the prints.

Yes, dear. What's going on? How do you see whether it is a bright spot, usually the level on the picture is divided into three levels, that is, the high-key level is composed of 1 to 3 dots, so that the picture forms a bright part of the grip.

The middle tone disturbs the celery level to express the transition between light and dark in the picture, which is usually composed of 4 to 6 dots. The dark picture composed of 7 to 9 dots is low-key. The brightest part of the printing plate, that is, the highlight part, is less than 1 percent of the dots.

Didn't the above send you the method.