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Slowly, Brazil’s art market is becoming more racially diverse

The Art Newspaper

Many galleries at ArtRio have recently begun representing Black and Indigenous artists, though non-white dealers remain a rarity

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This Week in Thrifting: Don’t Be Afraid of Buying Art

WorthPoint

Ever since I first heard WorthPoint’s VP of Editorial Content, Eric Bradley, share his tips for finding amazing art from the thrift store, I’ve always hoped that I could thrift an artistic find of my own! And, a series number can help determine rarity. But dipping your toe into the art world can certainly feel like a daunting task.

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A Sweet Find: Rare Sugar Bowl Bought for $50, Auctioned for $34,800

WorthPoint

This sugar bowl , dating from the early 19 th century, surprised collectors and bidders for its rarity and condition. It is signed by Andrew Coffman , a well-known potter and artist at the time, credited with creating the “Rockingham” style.

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Troika Pottery Buyer’s Guide: The Artistry of British Ceramics

Invaluable

Troika was born into a time of artistic flourish within the southwest, fresh off the back of the St Ives School – a British postwar art movement taking root in the small, coastal town. A beacon for abstract artists, the scene had been set for creative innovation on a different level, with new approaches and ideas coming to the fore.

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Fine Art Prints vs. Reproductions

Art Peritus

Have you ever wondered why two seemingly identical prints by the same artist can have vastly different price tags? The artist is usually not involved at all – or if so, minimally – and they can be either authorized or unauthorized reproductions. If the print does not meet the artist’s criteria, it is destroyed.

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Fine Art Prints vs. Reproductions

Art Peritus

Reproductions By Noelle DeSantis and Sarah Kirk Hanley Have you ever wondered why two seemingly identical prints by the same artist can have vastly different price tags? The artist is usually not involved at all – or if so, minimally – and they can be either authorized or unauthorized reproductions.

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The Art of Appraisals: Understanding their Vital Role in Insurance

Art Appraisal Resources

Whether you're a collector, an art enthusiast, or an artist, knowing the worth of your artworks is crucial. Appraisers consider the current market conditions, and take into account factors such as the artwork’s rarity, historical significance, and demand within the art market. This process starts by determining the artwork’s value.