Just for you, we've in-game artwork names with their real-world counterparts below, so you don’t have to do any guesswork. And, prior to turning that art piece in to Blathers, it’ll simply be called the “Famous Painting.” Redd’s take on “The Mona Lisa,” for example, features a conspicuous set of eyebrows not present in the original. Redd comes to your island at random intervals offering up a wide variety of supposedly famous artwork and sculptures. How can you tell the difference between a real and a fake? Below, we outline all you need to know to find every real painting in the game including the Proper painting, Warm Painting, Glowing Painting, and more. That painting is real, but many of the other paintings and sculptures Redd tries to sell you are not. Decline, approach him again, and he’ll provide a much more approachable sum. Talk to him, and he’ll try to sell you a painting for a lot of Bells.
The next day Redd will appear on your Island roaming around. At that point, blathers will tell you he’s interested in collecting art. To start your journey with Redd, just visit your museum after donating at least 60 items to Blathers.
Introduced in early 2020, Redd is the shady art dealer of New Horizons, and he’s capable of swindling you out of some serious Bells if you don’t pay attention to some very specific details. Amongst those more recent additions is an NPC called Redd the fox. Animal Crossing: New Horizons just received its final major content update in November 2021, and that means many lapsed Villagers have returned to their overgrown islands to discover what has changed.
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