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Genuine or Fake? Establishing Authenticity in Traditional Chinese Painting
A lecture on establishing authenticity in Traditional Chinese paintings will be held at LACMA.
When:
February 12, 2012 3:00pm to 5:00pm
Where
How does one determine a real from a fake Chinese painting? What determines the difference between a copy and a forgery? These questions have confounded collectors and connoisseurs for centuries. This lecture by Stephen Little, curator and head of the Chinese and Korean Art Department,examines some of the key issues and techniques involved in the connoisseurship of Chinese painting.
Tickets can also be purchased online here.
Cost:
Free admission for East Asian Art Council Members, $5 LACMA members, $10 general admission
Event Website URL:
Phone Number:
323 857-601
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