How much does it cost to have a painting appraised?
Myth: It’s too expensive. Facts: Request a flat fee for the entire appraisal at the outset rather than an hourly rate; you may or may not achieve this, but it can’t hurt to ask. A well-executed appraisal will cost approximately $125 – $350 per hour.
How do I get my art valued?
You could complete a degree in a relevant subject, like art history, fine arts and restoration, or fine arts conservation. You could then take professional training in valuation. You could also do a specialist postgraduate course, like art market and appraisal or arts business, with universities and arts institutes.
How do I sell my art to Sotheby’s?
Simply submit images and information of your contemporary, modern, antique, or old painting through our easy-to-use online estimate form, and our specialists will contact you about its sale potential. They will help you determine when and where to sell your painting based on our upcoming auction schedule.
Can I sell my art on Sotheby’s?
Is it possible to sell a painting at Sotheby’s?
Exceptional paintings, drawings and sketches are always in demand by international buyers and collectors. With live and online sales of fine art happening throughout the year at Sotheby’s, we offer many options to sell your antique or modern painting.
Who are the Department of valuations at Sotheby’s?
Sotheby’s Valuations Department provides bespoke inventories and appraisals which are recognised around the world by government agencies, financial institutions and international insurance brokers, including Her Majesty’s Revenue and Customs in the United Kingdom and the Internal Revenue Service in the United States.
Who is Ann-Marie Richard, former Sotheby’s appraiser?
To get the answers, we went straight to Ann-Marie Richard, former appraiser and the Sotheby’s Institute of Art director of the Fine and Decorative Art and Design Master’s program in New York. How do you begin a career path to the field of valuation?
What do appraisers do for the art market?
In a nutshell, the art appraisers are specialist working with auctioneers who fetch high-prices for rare art. Who also offer free appraisals and sometimes make-news by helping people discover holy grail treasures.