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Posted By: rat Posted Date: Sep 23, 2010 (10:34 AM) |
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Message not commissioned, if it was commissioned the artist wouldn't have put that inscription on it. it's painted as a gift or signifier of the relationship between the artist and the person to whom it's dedicated. no need for an appraisal, the painting is not a touristy rip off or a forgery of someone famous like most of what is for sale in China. on the other hand it's not something that a major auction house would want either. i think you have the right attitude and are off to a good start. enjoy it! Post a Response |
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