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'''Art''' refers to furniture such as paintings and sculptures, and all are based on real-life works of art. Paintings appear in every game and can be donated to the art wing of the [[Museum]] or placed in a [[house]] as decoration. Sculptures are introduced in {{NL|short|nolink}}, and serve a similar function. In {{WW|short|nolink}} and subsequent games, there is a chance for a painting or sculpture to be a [[forgery]]. Forged artwork are less valuable than genuine pieces, and forgeries cannot be donated to the museum.
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'''Art''' in the {{SER}} refers to furniture such as paintings and sculptures that are based on real-life works of art. Paintings appear in every game and can be placed in a [[house]] as decoration, or, beginning in {{PG}}, donated to the art wing of the [[museum]]. Sculptures are introduced in {{NL|short|nolink}}, and serve a similar function. In {{WW|short|nolink}} and subsequent games, there is a chance for a painting or sculpture to be a [[forgery]]. Forged artwork are less valuable than genuine pieces, and forgeries cannot be donated to the museum.
  
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In most games, art can be bought in one of two locations: either at [[Tom Nook]]'s store or from [[Crazy Redd]]'s. Prior to {{NL|short|nolink}}, they appear infrequently at [[Tom Nook's store]] as [[Spotlight item]]s and are guaranteed to be authentic. Paintings are stocked more frequently at Crazy Redd's; there is always one painting in his original stock of three items. However, Redd's paintings are more expensive (costing 3,920 Bells) and there is a chance for it to be counterfeit. Villagers frequently speak of Redd's illicit dealings, some having even bought a painting and having it identified as a fake later, much to their dismay. If a villager mentions having bought a fake painting, it means that the painting at the moment in stock at [[Crazy Redd's]] is fake.
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In most games, art can be bought in one of two locations: either at [[Tom Nook's store]] or from [[Redd]]. Prior to {{NL|short|nolink}}, they appear infrequently at Tom Nook's store as [[spotlight item]]s and are guaranteed to be authentic. Paintings are stocked more frequently at Crazy Redd's; there is always one painting in his original stock of three items. However, Redd's paintings are more expensive (costing 3,920 Bells) and there is a chance for it to be counterfeit. Villagers frequently speak of Redd's illicit dealings, some having even bought a painting and having it identified as a fake later, much to their dismay. If a villager mentions having bought a fake painting, it means that the painting at the moment in stock at [[Crazy Redd's]] is fake.
  
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In {{NL}}, artwork can be obtained in only one of two ways. Villagers may occasionally give the [[player]] artwork, but this artwork can be either genuine or fake. [[Timmy and Tommy's store]] does not offer artwork as an option for ordering in the [[Catalog|catalog]]. However, periodically Redd's Gallery will appear in the [[Plaza]], and each player may purchase a single item which will be subsequently mailed to their house. As in other games, not all items offered by Redd are genuine, although forged paintings and sculptures appear differently to the genuine pieces. Forgeries can be easily determined with knowledge of the work of art in real life. The process is mostly the same in {{NH}}, though with Redd's tent replaced with [[Jolly Redd's Treasure Trawler]], a boat which periodically appears on the beach at the back of the player's island. [[Jock]], [[lazy]], [[smug]], and [[cranky]] villagers in this game can also occasionally mail the player artwork, which can be either real or fake: jock and lazy villagers can send any piece of art, real or fake, smug villagers can only send forgeries, and cranky villagers can specifically send any sculpture, real or fake, but not paintings (incidentally, both halves of the [[Wild Painting]] are treated as sculptures in the game's code, resulting in cranky villagers being able to mail copies of them to the player).
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All artwork items in the {{SER|nolink}} are based on artwork in the real world, such as paintings resembling Da Vinci's [[Famous Painting|''Mona Lisa'']], or Klimt's [[Rare Painting|''The Kiss'']], and sculptures resembling Michelangelo's [[Gallant Statue|''David'']]. No items use real-world names, instead being named with an adjective followed by ''Painting'' or ''Statue''.{{Note|In French and German versions of {{PG|nolink}}, paintings are instead named after their artists.}} Such examples are the [[Worthy Painting]], [[Flowery Painting]], and the [[Mystic Statue]].
  
 
After being bought, artwork may be donated to the museum by speaking to the curator, [[Blathers]]. Donations can be made unless the same work of art is already on display or is forged. Accepted art will be added to the gallery in the museum with a corresponding title and name of the player who donated it. If the artwork is forged, Blathers will identify it as such and reject the donation, in keeping with the museum's wish for high quality exhibits. Artwork may also be placed in a house, with paintings placed on an easel.
 
After being bought, artwork may be donated to the museum by speaking to the curator, [[Blathers]]. Donations can be made unless the same work of art is already on display or is forged. Accepted art will be added to the gallery in the museum with a corresponding title and name of the player who donated it. If the artwork is forged, Blathers will identify it as such and reject the donation, in keeping with the museum's wish for high quality exhibits. Artwork may also be placed in a house, with paintings placed on an easel.
  
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In all games before {{NL|short|nolink}}, forged artwork can be sold for 10 Bells. In {{WW}}, players may exchange a forged painting for 100 [[Bells]] if they have previously signed up for [[Lyle]]'s [[insurance]]. In {{NL|short|nolink}}, forged artwork cannot be sold, and [[Re-Tail]] will charge players a disposal fee instead.
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==Appearances==
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===In {{DnM|nolink}}===
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Fifteen paintings appear in {{DnM}}, including two that are not normally obtainable in {{PG}} and do not appear in subsequent games: the [[Dreadful Painting]] and [[Novel Painting]], based on Edvard Munch's ''The Scream'' and Piet Mondrian's ''Composition with Red, Yellow, and Blue'', respectively. Since the museum does not appear in {{DnM|nolink}}, paintings cannot be donated and can only be used as furniture.
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===In {{PG|nolink}} and {{DnMe+|nolink}}===
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In {{PG}}, paintings can now be donated to the museum, where they are added to an art exhibit. They can be obtained from either Tom Nook's store or Crazy Redd's Furniture Emporium. The Japanese version features four paintings that do not appear in international versions: the [[Lovely Painting]], Healing Painting, Fine Painting,{{Note|While it shares a name with a painting in English games, it is based on a different work of art.}} and Pleasant Feeling Painting. Additionally, the Dreadful Painting and Novel Painting from {{DnM|nolink}} can be obtained exclusively via the Data Moving Service, though they cannot be donated to the museum. In international releases, the four aforementioned paintings are replaced with the [[Classic Painting]], [[Basic Painting]], [[Quaint Painting]], and [[Scary Painting]], and the two paintings from {{DnM|nolink}} are removed altogether. In {{DnMe+}}, paintings are identical to international versions of {{PG|nolink}}.
  
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All artwork items in ''Animal Crossing'' are based on artwork in the real world, such as paintings resembling Da Vinci's [[Famous Painting|''Mona Lisa'']], or Klimt's [[Rare Painting|''The Kiss'']], and sculptures resembling Michelangelo's [[Gallant Statue|''David'']]. No items use real-world names, instead being named with an adjective followed by the word 'Painting' or 'Statue'. Such examples are the [[Worthy Painting]], [[Flowery Painting]], and the [[Mystic Statue]].
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===In {{WW|short|nolink}}===
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In {{WW}}, all paintings now have a chance of being forgeries, which cannot be donated to the museum and sell for 10 Bells. They can be obtained from [[Crazy Redd's]] or Tom Nook's store. Five new paintings have been added: the [[Amazing Painting]], [[Nice Painting]], [[Opulent Painting]], [[Solemn Painting]], and [[Warm Painting]]. Additionally, the Lovely Painting returns from {{DnM+|nolink}} after being absent in {{PG|nolink}} and {{DnMe+|nolink}}, while the Classic Painting does not return, making for a total of twenty paintings. The Amazing Painting from {{PG|nolink}} is now known as the Calm Painting. Forged paintings can be exchanged for 100 [[Bells]] if the player has signed up for [[Lyle]]'s [[insurance]].
  
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In {{NL|short|nolink}}, some villagers may tell the player that they have met a 'red figure' in the train station, referring to Crazy Redd, then telling the player they bought a painting from him. The villagers will ask the player to buy it from them and that they have no idea if it is a forgery or not.
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===In {{CF|short|nolink}}===
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Six new paintings are introduced in {{CF}}: the [[Dynamic Painting]], [[Jolly Painting]], [[Moody Painting]], [[Scenic Painting]], [[Serene Painting]], and [[Wistful Painting]]. Additionally, the Dainty Painting, Lovely Painting, and Opulent Painting do not return from {{WW|short|nolink}}, making for a total of twenty-three paintings. Like in {{WW|short|nolink}}, paintings can be forgeries and are obtained from either Redd or Tom Nook's store.
  
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===In {{NL|short|nolink}}===
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A new type of artwork, statues, is introduced in {{NL}}. Eight statues appear, as well as twenty-four paintings. There are three new paintings: the [[Graceful Painting]], [[Neutral Painting]], and [[Wild Painting]]; additionally, the Strange Painting does not return from {{CF|short|nolink}}. Artwork is obtained from Redd's Gallery, which occasionally appears in the [[plaza]], and each player may purchase a single item which will be subsequently mailed to their house. As in other games, not all items offered by Redd are genuine, although forged paintings and sculptures appear differently to the genuine pieces. Additionally, villagers may tell the player that they have met a 'red figure' in the [[train station]], referring to Redd, then tell the player they bought a painting from him. The villagers will ask the player to buy it from them and will say that they have no idea if it is a forgery or not. Unlike in previous games, [[Timmy and Tommy's store]] does not offer artwork for ordering from the [[catalog]]. Forgeries cannot be sold to [[Re-Tail]], although [[Reese]] will dispose of them for a fee.
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While initially absent from {{NH}}, art was added in the 1.2.0 [[Animal Crossing: New Horizons/Update History|April Free Update]]. Six new paintings and seven new statues have been added, and two paintings, the Fine Painting and Neutral Painting, do not return from {{NL|short|nolink}}, making for a total of 42 works of art. New works include the [[Academic Painting]], [[Detailed Painting]], [[Glowing Painting]], [[Mysterious Painting]], [[Sinking Painting]], [[Twinkling Painting]], [[Ancient Statue]], [[Familiar Statue]], [[Informative Statue]], [[Rock-Head Statue]], [[Tremendous Statue]], and [[Warrior Statue]]. The process of obtaining art is mostly the same as in {{NL|short|nolink}}, though with Redd's tent replaced with [[Jolly Redd's Treasure Trawler]], a boat which periodically appears on the beach at the back of the player's island. [[Jock]], [[lazy]], [[smug]], and [[cranky]] villagers in this game can also occasionally mail the player artwork, which can be either real or fake: jock and lazy villagers can send any piece of art, real or fake, smug villagers can only send forgeries, and cranky villagers can specifically send any sculpture, real or fake, but not paintings (incidentally, both halves of the [[Wild Painting]] are treated as sculptures in the game's code, resulting in cranky villagers being able to mail copies of them to the player).
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There are twenty-three paintings available in ''Animal Crossing: City Folk''. A list can be found on page 42 of the instruction manual, the final page, and is entitled 'Real-world names and credits for artworks used'.
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*[[Wendell]]'s Painting, which can be bought from his [[RV]], is not a piece of Art, and thus cannot be donated to the Museum.
 
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*[[Art (category)]] - a category of [[furniture]] for works of art
 
*[[Art (category)]] - a category of [[furniture]] for works of art
 
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For the collection of art-related items in Wild World, City Folk and New Leaf, see Art (category).
A player viewing various paintings in the museum in Animal Crossing: City Folk.

Art in the Animal Crossing series refers to furniture such as paintings and sculptures that are based on real-life works of art. Paintings appear in every game and can be placed in a house as decoration, or, beginning in Animal Crossing, donated to the art wing of the museum. Sculptures are introduced in New Leaf, and serve a similar function. In Wild World and subsequent games, there is a chance for a painting or sculpture to be a forgery. Forged artwork are less valuable than genuine pieces, and forgeries cannot be donated to the museum.

In most games, art can be bought in one of two locations: either at Tom Nook's store or from Redd. Prior to New Leaf, they appear infrequently at Tom Nook's store as spotlight items and are guaranteed to be authentic. Paintings are stocked more frequently at Crazy Redd's; there is always one painting in his original stock of three items. However, Redd's paintings are more expensive (costing 3,920 Bells) and there is a chance for it to be counterfeit. Villagers frequently speak of Redd's illicit dealings, some having even bought a painting and having it identified as a fake later, much to their dismay. If a villager mentions having bought a fake painting, it means that the painting at the moment in stock at Crazy Redd's is fake.

All artwork items in the Animal Crossing series are based on artwork in the real world, such as paintings resembling Da Vinci's Mona Lisa, or Klimt's The Kiss, and sculptures resembling Michelangelo's David. No items use real-world names, instead being named with an adjective followed by Painting or Statue.[nb 1] Such examples are the Worthy Painting, Flowery Painting, and the Mystic Statue.

After being bought, artwork may be donated to the museum by speaking to the curator, Blathers. Donations can be made unless the same work of art is already on display or is forged. Accepted art will be added to the gallery in the museum with a corresponding title and name of the player who donated it. If the artwork is forged, Blathers will identify it as such and reject the donation, in keeping with the museum's wish for high quality exhibits. Artwork may also be placed in a house, with paintings placed on an easel.

Appearances

In Doubutsu no Mori

Fifteen paintings appear in Doubutsu no Mori, including two that are not normally obtainable in Animal Crossing and do not appear in subsequent games: the Dreadful Painting and Novel Painting, based on Edvard Munch's The Scream and Piet Mondrian's Composition with Red, Yellow, and Blue, respectively. Since the museum does not appear in Doubutsu no Mori, paintings cannot be donated and can only be used as furniture.

In Animal Crossing and Doubutsu no Mori e+

In Animal Crossing, paintings can now be donated to the museum, where they are added to an art exhibit. They can be obtained from either Tom Nook's store or Crazy Redd's Furniture Emporium. The Japanese version features four paintings that do not appear in international versions: the Lovely Painting, Healing Painting, Fine Painting,[nb 2] and Pleasant Feeling Painting. Additionally, the Dreadful Painting and Novel Painting from Doubutsu no Mori can be obtained exclusively via the Data Moving Service, though they cannot be donated to the museum. In international releases, the four aforementioned paintings are replaced with the Classic Painting, Basic Painting, Quaint Painting, and Scary Painting, and the two paintings from Doubutsu no Mori are removed altogether. In Doubutsu no Mori e+, paintings are identical to international versions of Animal Crossing.

In Wild World

In Animal Crossing: Wild World, all paintings now have a chance of being forgeries, which cannot be donated to the museum and sell for 10 Bells. They can be obtained from Crazy Redd's or Tom Nook's store. Five new paintings have been added: the Amazing Painting, Nice Painting, Opulent Painting, Solemn Painting, and Warm Painting. Additionally, the Lovely Painting returns from Doubutsu no Mori+ after being absent in Animal Crossing and Doubutsu no Mori e+, while the Classic Painting does not return, making for a total of twenty paintings. The Amazing Painting from Animal Crossing is now known as the Calm Painting. Forged paintings can be exchanged for 100 Bells if the player has signed up for Lyle's insurance.

In City Folk

Six new paintings are introduced in Animal Crossing: City Folk: the Dynamic Painting, Jolly Painting, Moody Painting, Scenic Painting, Serene Painting, and Wistful Painting. Additionally, the Dainty Painting, Lovely Painting, and Opulent Painting do not return from Wild World, making for a total of twenty-three paintings. Like in Wild World, paintings can be forgeries and are obtained from either Redd or Tom Nook's store.

In New Leaf

A new type of artwork, statues, is introduced in Animal Crossing: New Leaf. Eight statues appear, as well as twenty-four paintings. There are three new paintings: the Graceful Painting, Neutral Painting, and Wild Painting; additionally, the Strange Painting does not return from City Folk. Artwork is obtained from Redd's Gallery, which occasionally appears in the plaza, and each player may purchase a single item which will be subsequently mailed to their house. As in other games, not all items offered by Redd are genuine, although forged paintings and sculptures appear differently to the genuine pieces. Additionally, villagers may tell the player that they have met a 'red figure' in the train station, referring to Redd, then tell the player they bought a painting from him. The villagers will ask the player to buy it from them and will say that they have no idea if it is a forgery or not. Unlike in previous games, Timmy and Tommy's store does not offer artwork for ordering from the catalog. Forgeries cannot be sold to Re-Tail, although Reese will dispose of them for a fee.

In New Horizons

While initially absent from Animal Crossing: New Horizons, art was added in the 1.2.0 April Free Update. Six new paintings and seven new statues have been added, and two paintings, the Fine Painting and Neutral Painting, do not return from New Leaf, making for a total of 42 works of art. New works include the Academic Painting, Detailed Painting, Glowing Painting, Mysterious Painting, Sinking Painting, Twinkling Painting, Ancient Statue, Familiar Statue, Informative Statue, Rock-Head Statue, Tremendous Statue, and Warrior Statue. The process of obtaining art is mostly the same as in New Leaf, though with Redd's tent replaced with Jolly Redd's Treasure Trawler, a boat which periodically appears on the beach at the back of the player's island. Jock, lazy, smug, and cranky villagers in this game can also occasionally mail the player artwork, which can be either real or fake: jock and lazy villagers can send any piece of art, real or fake, smug villagers can only send forgeries, and cranky villagers can specifically send any sculpture, real or fake, but not paintings (incidentally, both halves of the Wild Painting are treated as sculptures in the game's code, resulting in cranky villagers being able to mail copies of them to the player).

Lists of art

Animal Crossing: City Folk

There are twenty-three paintings available in Animal Crossing: City Folk.

Item Name Original Painting Artist Buy Price Sell Price Available From Color Genres Size (sq)
Amazing Painting
The Night Watch.jpg 		Night Watch Rembrandt Harmenszoon van Rijn 3,920 490 Crazy Redd's Black/Brown Retro/Dignified 1
Basic Painting
The Blue Boy.jpg 		The Blue Boy Thomas Gainsborough 1,960 490 Spotlight item Blue/Brown Retro/Dignified 1
Calm Painting
A Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte.jpg 		A Sunday on La Grande Jette Georges Seurat 3,920 490 Crazy Redd's Colorful/Brown Retro/Dignified 1
Common Painting
The Gleaners.jpg 		The Gleaners Jean-Francois Millet 1,960 490 Spotlight item Yellow/Brown Retro/Dignified 1
Dynamic Painting
The Great Wave off Kanagawa.jpg 		The Great Wave off Kanagawa Katsushika Hokusai 3,920 490 Crazy Redd's Black/Brown Retro/Dignified 1
Famous Painting
Mona Lisa.jpg 		Mona Lisa Leonardo da Vinci 3,920 490 Crazy Redd's Brown (x2) Retro/Dignified 1
Fine Painting
Arearea.jpg 		Joyeusete (Arearea) Paul Gauguin 3,920 490 Crazy Redd's Colorful/Brown Retro/Dignified 1
Flowery Painting
Sunflowers.jpg 		Sunflowers Vincent Van Gogh 3,920 490 Crazy Redd's Yellow/Brown Retro/Dignified 1
Forged Painting - - 3,920 10 Crazy Redd's - - 1
Jolly Painting
Summer.jpg 		Summer Giuseppe Arcimboldo 3,920 490 Crazy Redd's Yellow/Brown Retro/Dignified 1
Moody Painting
The Sower.jpg 		The Sower Jean-Francois Millet 3,920 490 Crazy Redd's Colorful/Brown Retro/Dignified 1
Moving Painting
The Birth of Venus.jpg 		The Birth of Venus Sandro Botticelli 3,920 490 Crazy Redd's White/Brown Retro/Dignified 1
Nice Painting
The Fifer.jpg 		The Fifer Edouard Manet 3,920 490 Crazy Redd's Red/Brown Retro/Dignified 1
Perfect Painting
Still Life with Apples and Oranges.jpg 		Still Life with Apples and Oranges Paul Cézanne 3,920 490 Crazy Redd's White/Brown Retro/Dignified 1
Proper Painting
A Bar at the Folies-Bergère.jpg 		A Bar at the Folies-Bergere Édouard Manet 3,920 490 Crazy Redd's Orange/Brown Retro/Dignified 1
Quaint Painting
The Milkmaid.jpg 		The Kitchen Maid Jan Vermeer 3,920 490 Crazy Redd's White/Brown Retro/Dignified 1
Scary Painting
Otani Oniji III.jpg 		Actor Otani Oniji III as the Yakko Edobei Toshusai Sharaku 3,920 490 Crazy Redd's Gray/Brown Retro/Dignified 1
Scenic Painting
The Hunters in the Snow.jpg 		The Hunters in the Snow Pieter Bruegel the Elder 3,920 490 Crazy Redd's Colorful/Brown Retro/Dignified 1
Serene Painting
Lady with an Ermine.jpg 		Lady with an Ermine Leonardo da Vinci 3,920 490 Crazy Redd's Colorful/Brown Retro/Dignified 1
Solemn Painting
Las Meninas.jpg 		Las Meninas Diego Velazquez 3,920 490 Crazy Redd's Black/Brown Retro/Dignified 1
Strange Painting
Ambassadeurs - Aristide Bruant.jpg 		Ambassadeurs: Aristide Bruant Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec 3,920 490 Crazy Redd's Black/Brown Retro/Dignified 1
Warm Painting
La Maja Vestida.jpg 		La Maja Vestida Francisco de Goya 3,920 490 Crazy Redd's Black/Brown Retro/Dignified 1
Wistful Painting
Girl with a Pearl Earring.jpg 		Girl with a Pearl Earring Johannes Vermeer 3,920 490 Crazy Redd's Colorful/Brown Retro/Dignified 1
Worthy Painting
Liberty Leading the People.jpg 		Liberty Leading the People Eugène Delacroix 3,920 490 Crazy Redd's Black/Brown Retro/Dignified 1

Animal Crossing: New Leaf

Paintings

There are twenty-five paintings available in Animal Crossing: New Leaf. Most of the paintings from City Folk are present, with a couple paintings added or replaced.

Item Name Original Painting Artist Buy Price Sell Price Available From Color Interior Theme(s) Style Size (sq)
Amazing Painting
The Night Watch.jpg 		Night Watch Rembrandt Harmenszoon van Rijn 3,920 980 Crazy Redd's Black/Brown Antique/Quirky Historical 1
Basic Painting
The Blue Boy.jpg 		The Blue Boy Thomas Gainsborough 3,920 980 Crazy Redd's Blue/Brown Antique/Quirky Historical 1
Calm Painting
A Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte.jpg 		A Sunday on La Grande Jette Georges Seurat 3,920 980 Crazy Redd's Colorful/Brown Antique Historical 1
Common Painting
The Gleaners.jpg 		The Gleaners Jean-Francois Millet 3,920 980 Crazy Redd's Yellow/Brown Antique Historical 1
Dynamic Painting
The Great Wave off Kanagawa.jpg 		The Great Wave off Kanagawa Katsushika Hokusai 3,920 980 Crazy Redd's Black/Brown Harmonious/Antique Historical 1
Famous Painting
Mona Lisa.jpg 		Mona Lisa Leonardo da Vinci 3,920 980 Crazy Redd's Brown (x2) Antique/Quirky Historical 1
Fine Painting
Arearea.jpg 		Joyeusete (Arearea) Paul Gauguin 3,920 980 Crazy Redd's Colorful/Brown Antique Historical 1
Flowery Painting
Sunflowers.jpg 		Sunflowers Vincent Van Gogh 3,920 980 Crazy Redd's Yellow/Brown Antique Historical 1
Graceful Painting
Beauty Looking Back.jpg 		Beauty Looking Back Hishikawa Moronobu 3,920 980 Crazy Redd's Red/Brown Harmonious/Antique Historical 1
Jolly Painting
Summer.jpg 		Summer Giuseppe Arcimboldo 3,920 980 Crazy Redd's Yellow/Brown Antique Historical 1
Moody Painting
The Sower.jpg 		The Sower Jean-Francois Millet 3,920 980 Crazy Redd's Colorful/Brown Antique Historical 1
Moving Painting
The Birth of Venus.jpg 		The Birth of Venus Sandro Botticelli 3,920 980 Crazy Redd's White/Brown Antique Historical 1
Neutral Painting
Basket of Fruit.jpg 		Basket of Fruit Caravaggio 3,920 980 Crazy Redd's Colorful/Brown Antique Historical 1
Nice Painting
The Fifer.jpg 		The Fifer Edouard Manet 3,920 980 Crazy Redd's Red/Brown Antique Historical 1
Perfect Painting
Still Life with Apples and Oranges.jpg 		Still Life with Apples and Oranges Paul Cézanne 3,920 980 Crazy Redd's White/Brown Antique Historical 1
Proper Painting
A Bar at the Folies-Bergère.jpg 		A Bar at the Folies-Bergere Édouard Manet 3,920 980 Crazy Redd's Orange/Brown Antique Historical 1
Quaint Painting
The Milkmaid.jpg 		The Kitchen Maid Jan Vermeer 3,920 980 Crazy Redd's White/Brown Antique Historical 1
Scary Painting
Otani Oniji III.jpg 		Actor Otani Oniji III as the Yakko Edobei Toshusai Sharaku 3,920 980 Crazy Redd's Gray/Brown Harmonious/Antique Historical 1
Scenic Painting
The Hunters in the Snow.jpg 		The Hunters in the Snow Pieter Bruegel the Elder 3,920 980 Crazy Redd's Colorful/Brown Antique Historical 1
Serene Painting
Lady with an Ermine.jpg 		Lady with an Ermine Leonardo da Vinci 3,920 980 Crazy Redd's Colorful/Brown Antique Historical 1
Solemn Painting
Las Meninas.jpg 		Las Meninas Diego Velazquez 3,920 980 Crazy Redd's Black/Brown Antique/Quirky Historical 1
Warm Painting
La Maja Vestida.jpg 		La Maja Vestida Francisco de Goya 3,920 980 Crazy Redd's Black/Brown Antique Historical 1
Wild Painting
Fujin-raijin-zu.jpg 		Wind God and Thunder God Tawaraya Sotatsu 3,920 980 Crazy Redd's Brown (x2) Harmonious/Antique Historical 1
Wistful Painting
Girl with a Pearl Earring.jpg 		Girl with a Pearl Earring Johannes Vermeer 3,920 980 Crazy Redd's Colorful/Brown Antique Historical 1
Worthy Painting
Liberty Leading the People.jpg 		Liberty Leading the People Eugène Delacroix 3,920 980 Crazy Redd's Black/Brown Antique/Quirky Historical 1

Statues

A new addition to Animal Crossing: New Leaf are statues. Like the paintings, they are sold by Crazy Redd. There are eight in total.

Item Name Original Sculpture Artist Buy Price Sell Price Available From Color Interior Theme(s) Style Size (sq)
Ancient Statue
Ancient Statue HHD Icon.png 		Jomon Period "Dogū" Figurine Unknown 3,920 980 Crazy Redd's Gray (x2) Antique/Quirky Historical 1
Beautiful Statue
Beautiful Statue HHD Icon.png 		Venus de Milo Alexandros of Antioch 3,920 980 Crazy Redd's White (x2) Antique/Quirky Historical 1
Gallant Statue
Gallant Statue HHD Icon.png 		David Michelangelo 3,920 980 Crazy Redd's White (x2) Antique/Quirky Historical 1
Great Statue
Great Statue HHD Icon.png 		King Kamehameha I Thomas Ridgeway Gould 3,920 980 Crazy Redd's Yellow / Black Antique/Quirky Historical 1
Motherly Statue
Motherly Statue HHD Icon.png 		Capitoline Wolf Unknown 3,920 980 Crazy Redd's Pink / Brown Antique Historical 2
Mystic Statue
Mystic Statue HHD Icon.png 		Bust of Nefertiti Thutmose 3,920 980 Crazy Redd's Yellow / Black Antique/Quirky Historical 1
Robust Statue
Robust Statue HHD Icon.png 		The Diskobolus of Myron Myron 3,920 980 Crazy Redd's White (x2) Antique/Quirky Historical 1
Valiant Statue
Valiant Statue HHD Icon.png 		Nike of Samothrace Unknown 3,920 980 Crazy Redd's White (x2) Antique/Quirky Historical 4

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Notes

  1. ↑ In French and German versions of Animal Crossing, paintings are instead named after their artists.
  2. ↑ While it shares a name with a painting in English games, it is based on a different work of art.
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