How expensive is Qi Baishi's Twelve Screens of Landscape?

Qi Baishi's masterpiece Twelve Screens of Mountains and Waters, created on 1925, appeared in Poly Art Museum, which is the first public exhibition after 57 years. It is reported that this work is a landscape work created by Qi Baishi in the fourth year of the "Declining Year Reform", and it is also the most representative landscape work in the transition period of Qi Baishi's style. The policy alone has a value of 654.38+0.5 billion yuan.

This set of twelve landscape screens has a uniform shape, with a longitudinal length of 1.80cm and a horizontal length of 47cm. The content includes a family on the river, rock and rock double shadows, Banqiao solitary sail, cypress dense forest, sunset on the far shore, pine white house, apricot blossom thatched cottage, deep sail in smoke and fir tree tower. It is reported that most of Qi Baishi's works are four screens and six screens. At present, this set of 12-screen works on display is the only one circulating in the art market, and it is also the largest of Qi Baishi's circulating works, * * * about 93 square feet.

It is reported that this set of 12 screen works will be lent by Poly 1 year, during which any form of transaction transfer including auction and private purchase will be accepted. Zhao Xu, executive director of Poly Auction, said that "the valuation can refer to the prices of works by western masters at the same time as Qi Baishi". At the initial stage of publicity, the work was valued at 654.38 billion yuan by many collectors, and some even claimed that the work was worth 2 billion yuan.

65.438+0 billion yuan is an astronomical figure. What is the concept of collecting this set of works at this price? The reporter of Art+Weekly made a comparison with a set of data.