Painting and Calligraphy Fidelity Identification System

Abstract

The invention relates to a painting and calligraphy work fidelity identification system. Identification areas of identification characteristics are selected from real works and photographed to acquire real work image characteristic data and form an information file, identified image characteristics of works to be identified in each identification area and corresponding image characteristics of the pre-stored corresponding real works undergo comparative analysis, and the analysis result is used as the basis for judging the reality of the works to be identified. In order to facilitate operation, the identification areas of the works are preferably determined and identified by adopting an identification plate, wherein the identification plate is a flat plate of which the surface is provided with one or more identification holes, and the identification holes are equal-diameter through holes perpendicular to the plate surface; the identification plate covers the real works according to the selected coverage position; and proper areas serving as the identification areas are selected from the exposed work picture after coverage. By adopting the system, complex image characteristics of the painting and calligraphy works can be simplified into brief image characteristics facilitating judgment and expression or data information of the system, and fidelity identification can be simply and quickly realized.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a work fidelity appraisal system, in particular to a fidelity appraisal method and appraisal process applicable to calligraphy and painting works and other graphic artworks. Background technique [0002] It is difficult to distinguish the authenticity of calligraphy and painting and other graphic art works (hereinafter referred to as calligraphy and painting works) circulating in the market, and most of them are fakes. At present, the authenticity of calligraphy and painting works is mostly identified by experienced appraisers using visual inspection methods. This method has no accurate scientific basis, human factors are large, and reliability is poor. There are also a small number of people or institutions that use spectral analysis or micro-morphological comparison of fixed points on calligraphy and painting works or graphic artworks for identification. Although these two methods have accurate scientific basis, due to the so...

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At present, the authenticity of calligraphy and painting works is mostly identified by experienced appraisers using visual inspection methods. This method has no precise scientific basis, human factors are large, and reliability is poor.

There are also a small number of people or institutions that use spectral analysis or micro-morphological comparison of fixed points on calligraphy and painting works or graphic artworks for identification. Although these two methods have accurate scientific basis, due to the sophisticated equipment used, the investment is relatively high. Large, longer identification period

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