Published 18-03-2025
Keywords
- Four Generations of Anhui Calligraphers and Painters,
- Calligraphy and Painting Artworks,
- Art Market
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Abstract
Contemporary Anhui calligraphers and painters can be categorized into four generations based on age, artistic achievements, and influence. This paper analyzes the attitudes, approaches, and outcomes of each generation of calligraphers and painters in facing the art market. It examines the market conditions encountered by each generation and explores the market performance of their works from both subjective and objective perspectives. Additionally, based on the unique characteristics of each generation, the paper makes predictions about the future market performance of their works and offers constructive suggestions.
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