We could see the painstaking work that went into some of the most detailed paintings. For just above half the price we paid Wayan. The ones I found were not Wayan's. I figure they have an art school in Batuan where they teach young artists not to paint in general, but to paint exactly certain paintings. If you ever need a forgery done, come to Bali.
Carvings are the same.
This isn't a new phenomenon. At the Neka Museum, we read that the sculptures and other art forms did not vary that much over the past 1,000 years or so before Western influence. When they find something successful, they stick with it. A lot of work went into the paintings we bought. I will assume Wayan actually did them.