Who knows how much Kang Baoliang s calligraphy is worth

Kang Baoliang, male, born in April 1950, Luoyang, Henan Province, the word picture Helong, the name Kang Ershou, was born in a family of calligraphy and painting, and has loved the art of calligraphy since childhood.

Graduated from the Department of Art of Henan University in 1982, the first two kings, after learning Yan Liu, in the practice and exploration of calligraphy and painting for many years, inheriting the tradition, learning from others' strengths, bold innovation, and then gradually formed their own style of calligraphy, decades of pen cultivation, God rewards diligence, excellent and good grass, the work is vigorous and atmospheric, rigorous, simple and generous for the scale, chic and elegant means to pursue respect for the teacher without mud ancient, new without losing degree. Duofu calligraphy works have been on the elegant hall, or by Guo Jia's well-known collection, I have been trained in the Beijing Calligraphy Court, under the famous painter Mr. Sun Qifeng, specializing in painting peonies won the gold medal in the National Minghua Famous Artist Competition. "Eight Horses" was sold for 61,000 yuan at the Dejiali auction in Beijing, and some of his works have been collected by the National Museum and friends at home and abroad.

He has also held many national friendship personal calligraphy and painting exhibitions and carried out cultural exchange activities.

He is currently a member of the Chinese Calligraphy Association, a member of the Henan Provincial Calligraphy Association, the president of the Luoyang Calligraphy Association, the art consultant of Luoyang Peony Zhai, the president of the Luoyang Calligraphers Association, and a national first-class calligrapher, with calligraphy works of 3000-5000 yuan square feet and international ** in 1000-2000 US dollars square feet.

It's very expensive, last year a painting in the Beijing antique market sold for 7.3 million, you can search for it.

If it is a piece of paper, a large character of tens of yuan square feet is OK, it is four big characters of 100 yuan square feet is also OK, but if it is a small character is more than that, if it is a copy of scriptures or poems, the number of words is hundreds of thousands, that is, thousands of yuan square feet, or even thousands of yuan square feet are wanted. Also look at the paper, ink, etc. In addition, the market has the final say on the quality of artworks, some buy high-end, some buy low-end.

In addition, the same and not the same calligraphy and painting are different in the eyes of different people, but no matter who has good or bad calligraphy and painting, there are valuable and worthless, expensive and relatively cheap, so you can't use a square foot in general, you can only say how much a square foot is. Runge didn't have any accuracy, it was just a reference, mainly relying on his own judgment and understanding of his calligraphy and painting, as well as the hype of the market at that time. A calligraphy and painting, in different places, different times, and different auctioneers, will be different.

For example, some of the same person's calligraphy and painting are worth 10 yuan or 20 yuan a square foot, some are worth 50 yuan or 100 yuan a square foot, some are worth 1,000 yuan square foot, some are 2,000 yuan square foot, and some may be 3,000 square feet. Even 10,000, tens of thousands of square feet... And changing to another auctioneer or intermediary is another situation... So it's hard to judge, and it's not an absolute one. Any personal evaluation is only a one-sided, personal opinion. Distinctive, famous Danzhou people, there are special favorite buyers want, these may make the wisdom of the limb ** higher.

But if it's just because someone has a position now, or it's pure hype, the calligraphy and painting are high; Then when he retreats, or no one hypes it up, ** will soon come down, and it will not even be worth much. The same is true for any other work of art. As long as it's okay, it's collectible.

What is particularly mentioned here is that Runge is an unreliable reference, mainly looking at the market, as well as my own understanding of the work, as I said above. There are also imitations and prints and paintings that are worthless, except for the old and celebrity works, celebrity imitations will be worth a little money. I'm sorry, but I still have to take the idea myself, and what others say can only be used as a reference.

In my own opinion, please forgive me for saying something wrong.

Calligraphy master Lu Chaowen his calligraphy and painting, or the top ten most expensive contemporary Chinese calligraphy and painting: Huang Zejin, Cui Ruzhuo, Zeng Fanzhi, Fan Zeng, Huang Yongyu, Liu Dawei, He Jiaying, Huang Jiannan, Zhou Chunya, Shi Guoliang's calligraphy, there is no unity of how much money per square foot, and the market set how much money per square foot is unreliable, because the works of each calligrapher and calligrapher do not have a unified size, unified content and unified level of works.

Whoever the calligraphy and painting is, if you really want to know the real ** or how much it is worth? You don't know how much it's worth until you sell it, and you can sell it on the market for as much as you can get it. What can be sold in the market is its real **.

It's not you, I'm here to say it's worth as much as it really is.

No matter whose calligraphy and painting it is, it is worth it if someone likes it or needs it. It's not worth anything if no one likes it, no one needs it. The ** of anything is the value that arises because someone likes and needs it.

Why are the calligraphy and paintings of Huang Zejin, Cui Ruzhuo, Zeng Fanzhi, Fan Zeng, Huang Yongyu, Liu Dawei, He Jiaying, Huang Jiannan, Zhou Chunya, and Shi Guoliang so valuable now? It is because there are many people who like and need their calligraphy and paintings, so they are very valuable.

Zhao Baojun, a national first-class artist and national first-class calligrapher, has 60,000 calligraphy works per square foot in the domestic market, 120,000 yuan per square foot in the international market, and 600,000 yuan per square foot in Chinese banner Changlong works.

Zhao Baojun, a national first-class calligrapher, calligraphy Chinese banner Changlong, has a market price of 60 square feet, and a work is about 7 million to 10 million.

According to the size of each calligrapher's work, each person's preferences and what the market is like now are back to the different pricing answer, some time ago due to the need to find Mr. Fu Jianzeng inscribed, ** in about 5000 square feet, this gentleman's calligraphy art style is very distinctive, good at cursive, especially left-handed calligraphy, is the current vice president of the Chinese Calligraphers and Painters Association. You can check the information to learn about other details, I hope it can bring you some reference value.

Tung Chee-hwa, the former chief executive of Hong Kong, was very fond of Liang Zhaoxin's calligraphy, and hung his [Orchid Pavilion Preface] on the middle hall, calling it calligraphy charm, "rare in ancient and modern times, slightly inferior to the right army;."

There are too many works, and the price can't be raised, and the most important thing is that people are still alive.

His calligraphy is still good, basically a few thousand yuan a square foot.