艺术品收藏被称为“特殊的有价证券”。二次大战后,随着世界经济的发展浪潮,全球拍卖业进入鼎盛时期。随着成交额的不断攀升,拍卖公司也受益匪浅,作为中介方,拍卖公司会从卖方和买方各收取一定佣金,成交价格越高,拍卖行获利越多。如此巨大的经济收益,促使拍卖行不断追逐高价艺术品。为获取更高的利润,一些拍卖行及各方参与者不择手段,“猫腻”手法层出不穷。 Artwork collection is called “special securities.” After the Second World War, with the development of the world economy, the global auction industry entered its heyday. As the turnover continues to rise, auction companies also benefit a lot. As an intermediary, the auction company will charge a certain commission from each of the seller and the buyer. The higher the transaction price, the more profit the auction house will make. Such a huge economic gain prompted the auction house to keep chasing high-priced artwork. In order to obtain higher profits, some auction houses and all participants involved in unscrupulous tactics, “tricky” techniques emerge in an endless stream.