When it comes to investing in your museum in 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Animal Crossing: New Horizons, you're unfortunately f🌺orced into some shady dealings with Redd, a loveable hustler who sells art pieces that aren't always the real deal. This can sometimes leave 𒈔you a little red-faced when Blathers has to break the news to you that you purchased a forgery.
Considering Redd isn't the most common of visitors and you can only buy one item from him when he does visit, you'll want to make sure your purchase counts. Fortunately for 🍷you, we've got everything youಌ need to know about how to get art pieces for your museum just below, as well examples of the differences between the real and fake versions.
Where to Buy Artwork and What to Do with It
At some point, players will find🐭 Redd wandering their island and he will introduce himself as a trader that will occasionally visit the island, setting up shop in his trawler boat that is always docked on the secret beach on the northern edge of the island. Redd will offer꧙ to sell them a painting, which at this point is always genuine. Though Redd's boat is visible on the northern beach on this first encounter, it cannot be entered.
Head over to the museum and donate your newly purchased artwork to prompt Blathers to renovate the museum in order to add a new art exhibit wing. After tඣhis initial visit, Redd will randomly start to appear on your island, so be sure to check your secret beach every day. Head inside of his boat to view his wares, but be warned — you can only purchase one item every time he visits. However, other characters, whether they are from your isla❀nd or visiting from another island, are also allowed to purchase one item each too.
Redd will have four art pieces on display when he visits, but there is no guarantee that a real one will be among them. It is entirely poss🤡ible that all items on sale as fake, but also that they could all be genuine too. Redd will let you inspect any of them before ꦆyou agree to buy, so be sure to look for evidence of a forgery before you commit. Whichever items you buy will not immediately be added to your inventory, as Redd will post them to you the next day.
There are reports of some of the fake artworks being "haunted", 𒁃such as the woman in the fake ⛎Wistful Painting blinking, and the fake Ancient Statue's eyes glowing blue while it floats. Additionally, some players recommend making alt-characters on your island, so you are able to purchase as many real artworks from Redd as possible by using multiple characters, making it quicker and easier to complete your museum collection.
There are 43 pieces of art to collect in total, including both paintings and sculptures. You can of course keep them for yo🍷urself, but most players opt to donate them to the museum by speaking to Blathers so that they can 100% their museum collections. Blathers will never accept fake versions, and neither will Tommy and Timmy. So you're either stuck with your mistakes, can gift them to a villager, or you can trash them.
Keep reading to find out how to spot a forgery from the real deal, with the giveaway details of the fakes being called out so you can see straight away whether Redd is abo𝓡ut💃 to scam you or not.
Academic Painting
The Academic Painting is based on the Vitruvian Man by Leonardo da Vinci. Noticeably, the fake has a large coffee cup stain on the top right of the picture.
Amazing Painting
The Amazing Painting is based on The Night Watch by Rembrandt. You can spot the fake as the man in the middle of the foreground will be missing his hat.
Basic Painting
The Basic Painting is based on The Blue Boy by Thomas Gainsborough. The fake gives the young boy a full, thick fringe where you can't see any of his forehead.
Calm Painting
The Calm Painting is based on A Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte by Georges Seurat and this painting is always genuine.
Common Painting
The Common Painting is based on The Gleaners by Jean-Francois Millet and this painting is always genuine.
Detailed Painting
The Detailed Painting is based on the Rooster and Hen with Hydrangeas by Ito Jakuchu. The fake painting will have purple hydrangeas instead of blue. 🐎The text and seal on the💞 left are also missing.
Dynamic Painting
The Dynamic Painting is based on The Great Wave off Kanagawa by Hokusai and this painting is always genuine.
Famous Painting
The Famous Painting is based on the Mona Lisa by Leonardo da Vinci. The fake gives the woman arched eyebrows.
Flowery Painting
The Flowery Painting is based on Sunflowers by Vincent Van Gogh and this painting is always genuine.
