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Fine art and antique appraisal is a complex and multi-faceted profession that requires a deep understanding of both the art market and the history of art and design. In these articles, we dive into the world of art and antique appraisal, exploring the intricacies of valuing works of art while examining the historical and market influences that shape their worth.
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Here you will find our favorite articles that will answer all your questions about antique and art appraisal.
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Here we explore the fascinating world of the art market. From soaring auction prices to emerging artists, stay up-to-date with the latest trends and insights in this ever-evolving industry.
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Join us on a journey through time as we explore the rich and diverse history of art and design. From prehistoric cave paintings to modern masterpieces, discover the stories and influences behind some of the greatest works of art in human history.
Identifying Art at a Glance: How Can You Tell if Art is Original
Getting your work appraised may seem like a complicated process, but it is much easier than you think to determine your appraisal needs. This article will help you identify mediums, artist signatures, gallery labels, and any other identifying information that could answer your questions and determine whether or not you need a USPAP compliant appraiser to step in.
A Complete Guide to Obtaining a Fine Art Insurance Appraisal
Whether you're an art collector or simply looking to insure a piece of artwork, obtaining an art appraisal for insurance is crucial. A professional art appraiser will accurately assess the value of your artwork and provide an important document for your insurance policy. Learn about the process and find out how to get an accurate appraisal here.
Art Appraisal Near Me: What You Need to Know
Looking for an art appraisal near you? This guide covers everything you need to know, from the appraisal process to finding a reputable appraiser in your area.
The Truth About Certified Art Appraisers
Discover the reality of the certified art appraiser and why they don't actually exist. We will explore the lack of governmental oversight in the personal property appraisal industry, including art, antiques, and more. Learn about the risks of hiring an unqualified art appraiser and gain insight into making informed decisions when it comes to valuing your artwork.
Where to Find Quality Antiques
The first decision you have to make when looking for quality antiques is where to look. It’s important to understand that not every second-hand store is the same and narrowing your scope will help you to avoid sifting through inventory that seems irrelevant to you. Quality antiques can be found in thrift stores, estate sales, antique malls, antique stores, flea markets, and auctions, as well as online platforms like eBay, Etsy, Craigslist, LetGo, and Facebook Marketplace.