93 The Great Depression (Part Twelve) 6yr

Translator: Kim_GuoEditor: Tehrn

Hammer first presented to Huang Xuan the masterpiece of Aivazovsky, "Ice on the Dnieper". This was a Russian artist that the Americans liked, but in Russia, this painter was known by almost everyone. Unfortunately, this painting already had an owner back in his own plane. If he brought this painting back home, then there would be two copies of "Ice on the Dnieper".
Seeing Huang Xuan shake his head, Hammer took out another painting without changing his expression. This time, it was "Picking Apples" by Natalia Goncharova painted in 1909. Again, this painting was already owned by someone else. Seeing this, Huang Xuan decided to directly name some painters and asked: "Mr. Hammer, do you have any paintings by Oleg Vassiliev?"
"Yes. Let me find it for you." Hammer was a little surprised. This name was unfamiliar to non-Russians.
"How about this 'Before the Sunset'?" Huang Xuan nodded gladly, this was a contemporary oil painting, which Rolin estimated to be worth 500,000 pounds. Transporting this painting back, would require no more than $5000 USD worth of energy since it weighed less than 500g.
"Put it away for me," Huang Xuan said to Hans. He didn't even ask about the price.
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