Angel: "Don't you know, Master Wise, that Scarab Wright is the author of this painting?"
The wise man really doesn't know who the author of this painting is. Although as an alchemist, he has a certain understanding of aesthetics, after all, he majored in pharmacy, and the one who needs painting and aesthetics is partial to epigraphy.
Moreover, although this painting is very good, it is just a painting by ordinary people after all. Mounted in a frame made of extraordinary materials, even a wise person feels it is a waste, let alone appreciating and studying it.
The person who is really interested in the painting is Franklin, the warden of this prison ladder and one of the core masters of Naraku City.
Now that I heard Angel mention the name of a painter, the wise master really couldn't tell whether what he said was true or false.
"Although I have not seen the original paintings, I have been fortunate enough to see some collections of this artist's works. Well... they were collected by an alchemist who loves paintings. There are imitations of this artist's paintings in the collection, which seem to have been compiled by later generations.
"." After Angel determined that the wise man did not know the painter's name, he began to make it up.
"In addition to this "Afternoon Pastoral Picture", there are also some other paintings, such as "Shepherd Milking Cows", "Fishermen Returning at Night", "Toward the Sunset"..."
As Angel spoke, he used illusion magic to simulate oil paintings one after another.
In the eyes of others, in terms of style, it is indeed very similar to the previous painting.
But in the opinion of the wise master, he had an impression of several of the pictures, and it seemed that Franklin had collected their original works.
Could it be that what he said was true and that he really knew what the original painting looked like?
The wise man did not believe that Angel had ever seen this oil painting before, because it was the work of a mortal painter, and this mortal painter had been around for thousands of years.
Even if the other person was a very famous painter at the time, ten thousand years would be enough for everyone to forget about him.
But now someone actually claims to have seen the other party's paintings, which is hard for a wise man to believe.
But the example that Angel gave was really impressive to the wise man, so he couldn't find anything to say to refute it.
Moreover, if a wise man thinks about it carefully, it seems that it is indeed possible.
Mortals can't let a painter's works be passed down for thousands of years, but wizards can. If Franklin likes this painter's works, shouldn't other wizards be allowed to like this painter's works?
Angel also mentioned a key point. The ‘Alchemist’ collected the other party’s collection of works.
Most alchemists, because they have to create drawings, prefer art that can cultivate aesthetics. Therefore, there are not a few alchemists who collect paintings of mortals.
Once a wizard's collection is well maintained, it is not a problem to preserve it for thousands of years. Moreover, many wizard organizations and wizard families will re-make copies of some ancient books from time to time to avoid the problem of single copies being lost.
If Angel really saw a collection of painter's works collected by a certain alchemist, it seems that it is not impossible.
However, the wise master still felt that it was strange. Is it really such a coincidence that Angel had just seen this author's painting album and he happened to be here?
This chapter is not finished yet, please click on the next page to continue reading the exciting content! If this is the first coincidence, a wise man can accept it. But Angel is always shrouded in a fog.
This makes the wise man have to doubt that Angel is prepared. Or is he actually a descendant of a wizard related to Naraku City?
What this refers to is related to not only the wizards who are friendly with Naraku City, but also the wizards who are hostile to Naraku City.
Therefore, the wise men are now becoming more and more curious about Angel's identity.
When the wise man observed Angel, Angel continued: "By the way, the original picture of "Afternoon Pastoral Picture" is like this."
Angel waved again, and an illusion appeared in front of everyone.
The original picture of the so-called "Afternoon Pastoral Picture" is exactly the last scene that appeared before. The peasant woman in the picture is not a blond woman, but a freckled girl with a ponytail.
"It was precisely because the original picture was different from this one that I noticed something was wrong, so I tried to solve the puzzle in the painting."
"The final result is what you see."
"What keeps the painting timeless is the life energy in this piece of wood, and this piece of wood is hidden in the space in the painting... To be precise, it is not in the painting, but in a reflective film on the surface of the painting."
When Angel said this, he said pointedly: "This film is a bit like a mirror."
Mirror?
Everyone frowned when they heard this word, because they thought of a demon that seemed to not exist: the Demon God of Mirrors.
They later also found a mark that was suspected to be the "Mirror Demon God". Half of the mark was the profile of a long-haired woman, and the other half was the profile of a man wearing a hat.
The profile of the "peasant woman" in the painting they saw before seemed vaguely similar to the long-haired woman in the imprint.
Could it be that this painting is also related to the Demon God of Mirrors?
Thinking of this, the Black Earl glanced at the Wise Lord out of the corner of his eye. The Wise Lord had previously hinted that the person hanging this painting here was worthy of Angel's exchange of questions.
So, is there still a connection between the Mirror Demon God and the Wise Lord?
Chapter completed!