In ACNH, you need to collect art by buying paintings and statues from Jolly Redd’s Treasure Trawler. Most of them are very easy, but there is a piece of art that can easily cause trouble for players - Sinking Painting. It is complicated work to distinguish if Redd is selling a fake or not, but IGGM will introduce a way to let you buy the real thing every time.

How To Spot the Fake Sinking Painting?

Many of the fakes in ACNH were not immediately considered to be forgery. Sinking Painting is one of them. If you are not familiar with the original artwork, it will be difficult for you to identify the forgery.

Here is some information about the real Sinking Painting:

* Ophelia

* John Everett Mills, 1851-52

* Oil on canvas

This painting shows the moment when Ophelia is floating in the river, singing before she drowns. Queen Gertrude described this scene in Act IV, Scene VII of Hamlet. This painting is currently stored in Tate Britain in London, England, and is worth more than 30 million pounds.

However, Blathers always regard Sinking Painting as genuine, because the in-game version of it has some flaws, it is squeezed inward, and the real painting is much broader. In addition, in the real painting, the flowers on the river banks are white, while in the game they are pink.

So, you don’t have to worry that Sinking Painting is fake. Blathers is not an expert as he claims to be, because he will not hesitate to accept the imperfect version of Ophelia.

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