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MutualArt provides decision support tools for anyone assessing the value of art. Our Price Database makes it easy to search past and upcoming auction prices for over 750,000 artists, and provides artist performance charts, as well as detailed market analysis, tracking the performance of artworks by category, medium, artist nationality, and sale ...
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Access complete sale records including price estimates, results, sale date & venue. Filter by price, media, auction venue, etc. and discover similar lots. Mick Wilson | All Auction Results
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How to Value Art in 3 Easy Steps. First; check the list of valuable fine art below, second; lookup the value of similar artwork sold by Heritage Auctions, and third; request a free appraisal of your original paintings, drawing and sculptures. 1.
The Price Database is a tool for helping you make informed decisions when buying or selling an artwork. It provides easy and transparent price research from auction records dating back to 1985, allowing you to independently assess how much a work of art is worth. The database contains over 17 million color-illustrated fine art, design, and ...
by artst. In general signed and numbered prints values will change with how the general art market is trending. Valuing art prints depends on a number of important factors regardless of how the general market is moving. Over the years, many people have come upon valuable art in the weirdest ways, without the slightest knowledge of its worth.
Mick McGinty (Born 1952) Mountain Landscape Oil on Board. Inscribed on reverse "Painted on November 5, 2009 from reference shot at the Grand Canyon South Rim in September of 2008. Arizona artist Mick McGinty’s career spans more than 30 years as one of America’s top-tier illustrators.
