What is the key to authenticity? See the real thing often.
In the 1950s, many of the authorities of the original museum were actually from art dealers and antique dealers, with low status but rich experience. When they arrived at the museum, they became experts and scholars. In the future, we must come from the private sector and the market to reach this level.
Many insiders have to agree with the above view, as the saying goes: the best vision is the trafficker.
One is that people are smart, and the other is that they can bear hardships. We can often see: antique dealers in museums, buy books, look at each other, take a few loaves of bread for a whole day, when the museum closes and when to leave; big companies hold auctions, they fly all over the world to see.
The museum has received a lot of good things, and it is actually more convenient for researchers to see things, and the key is to look at the hard work without work.
Antique dealers have a saying:
Experts will not smash the rice bowl if they are wrong, and we must not be wrong, if we regard the truth as fake, do not buy, do not eat; if the false is regarded as true, it is not good to ruin the family. So, experts can learn perfunctorily, and we have to learn desperately, because we really can't afford to lose.