T/TFZX 67-2026 Specification for judicial identification procedures of calligraphy and painting artworks
T/TFZX 67-2026 Specification for judicial identification procedures of calligraphy and painting artworks
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This document stipulates the basic principles, procedures, and methods for the appraisal of artworks in the fields of calligraphy and painting, as well as the requirements for appraisal institutions, appraisers, and related experts. This document applies to members of industry associations and related institutions conducting appraisals of traditional Chinese calligraphy and paintings (hereinafter referred to as "artworks") created on carriers such as paper, silk, brocade, and satin, using tools such as brushes, ink, and pigments, including authenticity, authorship, and production dates. 1. Core Technical Positioning This standard focuses on the authenticity appraisal, authorship attribution, and production date determination of artworks in the fields of calligraphy and painting (carried out on carriers such as paper, silk, brocade, and satin). It clarifies standardized appraisal processes, specialized technical methods, and quality control requirements, and links to multiple national standards to ensure the scientificity and traceability of appraisals. 2. Basic Principles of Technical Implementation Scientific and Standardized Principle: Based on national standards and scientific technology, using objective and verifiable methods. Principle of Protecting Evidence: Prioritize non-destructive/minimally destructive inspections, and sampling shall require the written consent of the client. Principle of One-Strike Disqualification: When major contradictions exist in core dimensions (formation method, material age, etc.), directly rule out the possibility of authenticity. Principle of Presuming Negative Evidence: Do not make affirmative identifications when evidence is insufficient, and issue conservative opinions. Principle of Traceability: Ensure complete and comprehensive records throughout the entire process, ensuring that the appraisal process can be verified and the archives can be traced. 3. Core Appraisal Procedures and Technical Methods