新华社：仇英江南春2001年以6800元价格卖出

Core Viewpoint - The recent auction of the Ming Dynasty painting "Jiangnan Spring" by Qiu Ying has raised significant attention, revealing a complex history of its management and eventual sale by the Nanjing Museum [1] Group 1: Historical Context - In June 1986, the Ministry of Culture established the "Museum Collection Management Measures" to regulate museum artifacts [1] - The Nanjing Museum conducted a review of certain artworks deemed unsuitable for collection, leading to a report submitted to the Jiangsu Provincial Cultural Department in April 1997 [1] - The Jiangsu Provincial Cultural Department approved the transfer of these artifacts for further handling in April 1997 [1] Group 2: Auction Details - The painting "Jiangnan Spring," identified as a forgery by experts, was transferred to the original Jiangsu Provincial Cultural Store in May 1997 [1] - On April 16, 2001, the painting was sold for 6,800 yuan, with the sales receipt indicating it as "Imitation Qiu Ying Landscape Scroll" [1]