Academic Painting Animal Crossing New Horizons Real vs Fake

Academic Painting is a piece of artwork which is added to the Animal Crossing: New Horizons. You can get this masterpiece from Jolly Redd’s Treasure Trawler and you can then donate it to the museum. Unfortunately, there’s a fake Academic Painting that you may purchase from.

Well, your task here is to make sure that you do not buy the fake Academic Painting. Moreover, this masterpiece is based on the Vitruvian Man which was created by Leonardo da Vinci. This painting is accompanied by notes based on the work of the Roman architect Vitruvius.

So, how to differentiate the real Academic Painting vs the fake one? To ease you buying the real Academic Painting, of course, knowing the differences between the real and the fake one of the Academic Painting is a must to do. Let’s see the differences out below!

Real Academic Painting VS Fake Academic Painting

Based on our experience in playing the Animal Crossing: New Horizons, you will possibly find at least for all four of the art pieces which are fake at all. However, it’s possible for Redd to sell more than one real piece of art. Certainly, there are 43 art pieces to find and donate from counting the name plates in the museum.

Once you purchase the Academic Painting from Redd, the art will be sent to you the following day. To note, before you go buying the Academic Painting, it’s important for you to check whether it’s real or the fake one. Well, to know if it’s real or fake, you can see the appearance of the painting.

Here’s how to know!

• Arts’ Name: Academic Paintings
• Buy Price: 4.980 Bells
• Sell Price: 1,245 Bells
• Get From: Jolly Redd’s Treasure Trawler

To prove whether it’s real or fake, you have to pay attention a lot to the painting. If there is a coffee  cup stain on the top right of the art, that’s totally fake. While, if you cannot see the coffee cup stain, it’s totally real Academic Painting.

From the table above, we can see, if you find a coffee cup stain on the Academic Painting that you want to buy from Redd, it’s totally a guarantee that it’s a fake one. Make sure that you notice for all parts of the Academic Painting yield before you go on buying it. You can now differentiate between the real Academic Painting vs the fake one.

More About Paintings in Animal Crossing

In the Animal Crossing series, paintings are actually available. This artwork plays a small part in the game in which it allows the players to have two options for, they can place them at home as furniture or donate them to the museum.

In the game, paintings are used for the decorative items. All paintings can be accepted even though they’re not ready on the display or also forged. To get the paintings in Animal Crossing, you can get them from Crazy Redd’s or from Tom Nook’s Store or even the Nookling Stores.

Of course, there are a variety of paintings in Animal Crossing which are different in each series. Here they are

In Animal Crossing

There are a total of 15 paintings that you can get from Animal Crossing ( for the US and PAL version of Animal Forest+). You can get all of Animal Crossing Paintings from Crazy Redd’s and Tom Nook’s Store. Here’s for the list:

In Wild World

There are a total of 20 paintings in this series. You can get the paintings from Tom Nook’s Store. Here’s for the list:

In City Folk

There are a total of 22 paintings which are available in City Folk series. You can get the paintings In City Folk series at Crazy Redd’s. Here’s for the list!

In New Leaf

There are a total of 25 paintings In New Leaf Series that you can get from Crazy Redd’s and Tom Nook’s store. Here’s for the list!

In New Horizons

There are a total of 9 paintings that you can find in the Animal Crossing: New Horizons series. You can get them from Jolly Redd’s Treasure Trawler. Here’s for the list!

Those are all paintings that you can find in Animal Crossing in all series.

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