Treasure Hunt all over the World

Not only the old liar in Ghent, Gatlinck and Jurgen, two well-known Belgian experts in antique art appraisal, also couldn't believe their ears.

After a burst of exclamation, Gatrink immediately asked eagerly:

"This is Miro's Cubist painting, how is it possible? Steven, are you reading it wrong? Although we are not good at identifying Miro's works, we have seen quite a few of his paintings.

In this cubist oil painting, we don't see much of Miró's style, so why do you say it is Miró's work? Can you explain it to us? We are very puzzled! "

Ye Tian nodded slightly, smiled and said:

"Of course there is no problem. As we all know, Juan Miró is a very prolific and famous painter. His painting style has undergone several important changes before finally forming his own surrealist art style!

Miró's art is free and lyrical. There are often no clear and specific shapes in his paintings, but only some lines, some embryonic shapes, and some occasional shapes similar to children's graffiti period.

The colors of his paintings are very simple, mostly flat painted color blocks and various elegant lines. In his paintings, we can feel various emotions such as freedom, lightness, and unrestrained.

Take a closer look at this painting. Can the pattern formed by these color blocks and lines bring the viewer a sense of freedom and lightness? This is the soul of the painting, although it is not too obvious! "

After the words fell, Gatrink and Jurgen immediately looked at the oil painting again.

After a while, Jurgen just nodded and said:

"That's right, these patterns on the paintings can indeed give people a sense of lightness and freedom, but this doesn't seem to prove that this is Miro's work!"

Ye Tian smiled and nodded, and continued confidently:

"That's true. From this point alone, it is indeed impossible to prove that this painting is Miro's work. It doesn't matter. I still have more evidence to support my appraisal conclusion.

Everyone knows that Miro was deeply influenced by famous painters such as Cézanne, Van Gogh, Picasso, and Matisse in the early stage of his painting career, and he also imitated these famous painters.

In many paintings in the early days of his painting career, the influence of these famous painters can be more or less seen on him, especially in the use of color blocks and the movement of lines.

Even the cubist style of painting was developed after he left Barcelona and arrived in Paris, under the influence of his fellow countryman Picasso, although the time was very short.

He not only tried Cubist expression techniques, but also Fauvism, Dadaism, and many other painting art expression techniques, and created many corresponding works of art.

It was from these artistic expression techniques that Miro drew nourishment, and benefited from the beautiful natural scenery of his hometown, as well as the profound artistic tradition, that he developed the surrealist artistic style.

The oil painting in front of you is the work of Miró's transformation and exploration period. It may have a very important position in the history of art, because it witnessed the birth of the surrealist art style.

As Mr. Gatrink said before, in this painting, we can see the shadows of famous painters such as Cézanne, Fauvism Matisse, and Picasso.

This painting is not soulless, but very hidden. The free, brisk, and unrestrained feeling expressed by the patterns and lines on the screen is its soul.

In the early 1920s, Miro was making various explorations and attempts in artistic style, exploring a unique artistic style that was completely his own, rather than following the trend.

He has had great success! Through a series of continuous explorations and attempts, Miro developed his own surreal art style and became a real top art master.

This cubist painting, which is a mixture of various artistic expression techniques, truly reflects Miró's hard-seeking efforts at that period, and reflects Miró's process of exploring the surrealist artistic style.

Miró's Cubism period was very short, only a few years, and there were not many works handed down. Because of this, many people would unconsciously ignore his paintings of that period"

Hearing this, the eyes of everyone at the scene couldn't help but become brighter and brighter, one by one like searchlights.

At this time, when everyone looked at the oil painting on the antique desk, their eyes were filled with envy, even jealousy, wishing they could keep it for themselves!

Combined with Ye Tian's narration, Gatlink and Jurgen also saw more things, and like others, their eyes became brighter and brighter.

In their eyes, besides envy, there is more excitement, and somewhat doubts. They still dare not be 100% sure that this is the work of the art master Miro.

It doesn't matter, Ye Tian's next explanation and actions immediately resolved all the doubts in their hearts.

"In addition to painting techniques and artistic style, there is a more direct evidence that can prove whether this oil painting is an artistic masterpiece created by the artist Miró.

Mr. Ghent said just now that there is no author's signature on this oil painting, and he does not know who the creator is. Here, I can only say that he did not discover treasures or beautiful eyes.

I can tell you very clearly that this painting has the author's signature! It's just very hidden, and it's impossible to be discovered easily, and I just discovered it too! "

Before he finished speaking, the scene was already fried.

Ghent, who fell on the floor like a mourning concubine, jumped three feet high, jumped up from the floor, and shouted hoarsely:

"It's impossible. There is absolutely no author's signature on this painting, let alone Miro's signature. I dare to swear to God!"

Ghent's son was also shaking his head desperately, his eyes were wide open, the eyeballs were almost flying out of their sockets, he didn't believe Ye Tian's words at all.

Gatlinck and Jurgen stared at the oil painting in front of them, and kept looking around the oil painting, trying to find Miro's signature.

But unfortunately, they were still in vain, and there was no trace of Milo's signature at all.

"Steven, where is Milo's signature you mentioned? Tell everyone quickly, and stop tormenting everyone!"

Gatrink said impatiently, never taking his eyes off the oil painting in front of him.

Ye Tian, ​​who whetted everyone's appetite, reached out to pick up the hand-held magnifying glass on the table, pointed it at the intersection of a black color block and a white color block on the oil painting, and said with a smile:

"Gatrink, Jurgen, look here and see if you can find something"

Following his instructions, two experts in Belgian antique art appraisal immediately came up and began to observe the picture facing the magnifying glass.

In their eyes, there is only an alternating overlapping of colors and a sinuous and elegant line, without Miró's signature at all.

"Steven, there is no signature here, what do you want us to see?"

Ye Tian smiled softly, then turned the magnifying glass in his hand thirty degrees to the right, and said with a triumphant smile:

"Gentlemen, take another look, I'm sure you will find a huge surprise!"

Before he finished speaking, Gatrink and Jurgen had already exclaimed excitedly.

"There is a capital 'J' hidden at the junction of the black and white color blocks, and it is divided into upper and lower parts, which are on different visual levels, which is really ingenious!"

"Wow! This is the first time I've seen such an author's signature. It's so unique! If it wasn't for a coincidence, it would be almost impossible to find this signature.

This is the signature of Juan Miró. Undoubtedly, I recognize his signature, and it is absolutely impossible to mistake it. I did not expect that this is really a painting by the master artist Miró! "

Just when the two exclaimed, Ye Tian moved the magnifying glass in his hand again, aiming it at the intersection of the white color block and the yellow color block not far away.

Unlike before, this time he tilted the magnifying glass thirty degrees to the left.

"Gentlemen, please look here, another huge surprise!"

Unsurprisingly, the excited exclamation sounded again, still from two Belgian experts in antique art appraisal, Gatlinck and Jurgen.

"A hidden uppercase 'M' is divided into different color blocks and different visual levels. It's amazing!"

"Combined with the capital 'J' just now, this is Juan Miro's initials, the handwriting is correct, there is no doubt, the evidence is solid! "

While exclaiming, the two appraisal experts were so excited that they almost lay down on the painting, and Ye Tian was very worried when he saw it.

That is the wealth that belongs to the buddies, whoever breaks it will pay for it!

"Great, it really is Miro's work, definitely worth a lot!"

"The hiding of the author's signature is too ingenious. Who would have thought of it, and who would have discovered it? Except Steven!"

Betty and Anderson all cheered, everyone was extremely excited, with extremely bright smiles on their faces.

Amidst the cheers, Joseph asked curiously:

"Steven, how much is this painting by the master artist Miro worth? It must be worth a lot of money, right?"

Hearing his question, everyone immediately looked at Ye Tian, ​​looking forward to his answer. Everyone's eyes were full of envy, even jealousy.

Of course, there is also an unforgettable hatred, from the Gent father and son!

Ye Tian quickly glanced around the scene, and then said proudly:

"Combining the performance of Miró's paintings in the antique art market in recent years, coupled with the special significance of this painting as a link between the past and the future, I value this painting at about 18 million euros, which is not too high!"

"Oh my god! Eighteen million euros is too exaggerated!"

"My God! Six thousand euros turned into eighteen million euros in a blink of an eye. It's just like a fantasy!"

The scene was boiling again, everyone was frightened by the valuation given by Ye Tian, ​​and once again exclaimed frantically.

At the same time, a hoarse and painful scream sounded in this antique shop!

"Steven, you are a complete devil, robber, villain! I am so mad!"

No need to ask, this is from Ghent, an antique shop owner who is dying of life! ...

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