Art Appraisal Resources
JANUARY 19, 2024
Navigating the Art World: A Guide to Finding the Right Art Appraiser Navigating the Art World: A Guide to Finding the Right Art Appraiser The art business is a robust and multi-faceted industry, generating hundreds of billions of dollars for the economy. It can also be challenging to navigate and understand where to turn for trusted professional guidance.
Reagan Upshaw Fine Art
JANUARY 19, 2024
My wife says that you know you’re getting old when you visit an antique store and recognize something from your past. “Oh, my grandmother had one of these!” you say, picking up a kitchen implement. “Oh, my mother had one of these!” you say, picking up something else. “Oh, I had one of these when I first got married,” you think, wondering where the time has gone.
Michael Rose Fine Art
JANUARY 19, 2024
Massachusetts-based artist Chris Hill focuses on creating impressively scaled acrylic paintings of the natural world. Leveraging vivid detail to explore the connections between plants and pollinators against the backdrop of a country where industrial farming is the norm, he makes important observations in his work. Chris was previously featured in one of my virtual exhibitions, and recently I took part in a conversation with him to explore his work and process.
Sisco Antiques Appraisals
JANUARY 19, 2024
The best way to get a bad appraisal is to give us wrong information, and poor quality photographs! But now that we have that out of the way, let’s talk about the right way to do it! So, now that you’ve inherited Grandma’s dusty attic treasures or you stumbled upon a flea market find worthy of […] The post how not to get a really good antiques appraisal done first appeared on Sisco Antiques Appraisals.
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