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Auction houses are a viable option to sell your fine art collection if the conditions are right. Medium - Is your fine art an original painting, oil or acrylic on canvas or board, a watercolor, or a print? Condition - what is the condition of your art? These all affect the value of the art.
Another issue to keep in mind is what medium you'd like to purchase: a wide range is available including original works in oil, acrylic, watercolor, pastels, graphite as well as printed works including etchings, lithographs, silkscreens, and digital prints. Artists typically work in a few of their favorite mediums, such as mainly in oil.
Whether worn or in perfect condition, we, as experienced dealers, are interested in all items. We understand that each piece’s value depends on various factors, such as age, quality, condition, rarity, period, and maker. We’re interested in pieces of varying condition, even those without signatures by major artists.
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