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Scottish Arts Council produce a useful guide on buying art.
For me, Micheal's doesn't really carry the best brushes, and if they are there, they are picked over. I read that a "poor" hog brustle brush has had the top trimmed off -- it's nice and even, but the delicate fluff end that you pa...
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･ 1 Bring along a person who is knowledgeable about art. Never go alone when buying a piece of art. You... ･ 2 Find a reputable art dealer. Museums and art galleries are typically the safest places to buy art.... ･ 3 Let the dealer know wha...
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There is only one thing you should look for when buying art, and that thing overshadows and supercedes all others. You might consider the cost of an item. Firstly, whether you can afford it, and whether you think it is worth it. Secondly, y...
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There are many reasons why we buy art. As veteran art dealers, we have encountered most of them. The following anecdotes are very typical and illustrate the overwhelmingly strongest motivation to buy art. We recently had a customer who boug...
http://www.avisca.com/art_talk.htm#WHY%20BY%20ART
An interesting range of people. Older people with money will buy it. People who like juicy expressive art will buy it. People who like exciting art will buy it. I hate to put myself in that bracket but it's contemporary and evolving. People...
http://www.northcoastjournal.com/011906/cover0119.html
･ 1 Visit galleries on a regular basis because you might not find art you want each time you visit a gallery... ･ 2 Notice the price once you find something you like. In most galleries, the price is either listed on... ･ 3 Ask about a parti...
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When it comes right down to it, creating a piece of art is a mystery. No artist, no matter how articulate, can explain why a particular work of art was created. By buying an art work you buy a piece of that mystery and have something that n...
http://www.marybakerart.com/originalart.html
Bob Ryman would fall on the floor if someone bought his work off the Internet from a transparency. I would not sell a Ryman from a photograph.
http://www.newyorksocialdiary.com/node/600
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