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A Client's Guide For How to Take Photographs of Art and Antiques to Send to An Appraiser

Artifactual History Appraisal

A Note from the Co-Editor: As an appraiser, I frequently invite new clients to send me pictures of their items so I can review them in advance and better assist with designing an appraisal scope of work that is most appropriate to their needs. There are some objects that are not well-suited for evaluating through photographs.

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Collections Manager, Fort Monroe Authority

WCG

Assists with contracts and provides overall management and direction to consultants and contractors. Develops scopes of work for appraisal, cataloging, and other documentation activities. Produces audio and video content for special programs to promote conservation and preservation work.

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How Do I Get My Art Appraised?

Fine Art Estates

Condition is the very first thing I look for when inspecting a work! The condition of a work plays a large part in the final value assignment. If a work is in pristine condition, especially for its age, it would have a higher value than a work with a lot of craquelure issues or paint loss.

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Architectural Conservator, George Washington’s Mount Vernon

WCG

Conserves Mount Vernon’s historic architectural fabric utilizing the latest scientific methods, coordinating as needed with outside consultants and contractors. Oversees the work of contract conservation work, both on and off site.