Looking for Information on online art prices
George Young
> I have a friend who collects art. She has a proposal from Centrox of New
> York. This company lets you access on line or by CD-Rom prices of art
> work carried by galleries across the world. Does anyone have information
> about the company? Are there competitors or other ways to get
> information on pricing in the art market? Thanks for any help.
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Hello, \I have found Centrox to be a good source for online prices, but to
download information and pictures sometimes takes a while and you can run
up a hefty bill. If you're looking for prices of "affordable" paintings,
etc , i.e. works that generally sell in the $100- $5,000 range, check out
our www site. We do five auctions of paintings a year, and are now
putting jpeg illustrations of every lot online. Catalog texts, with
prices realized, are available for Feb, Apr, And June 94, photos for
about 200 of the 300 lots are up for April and photos of all 355 lots are
up for June. Our Sept auction will go online in a couple more weeks.
We're also just getting started with an online retail gallery, where
dealers, collectors, artists, anybody, can post art for sale or art
wanted, or art services supplied (framing, restoration, art books,
appraisals, whatever). Charge is $25 a month for basic page with lots of
text and a photo. Check it out -- loads of photos to look at, and more
every few days. URL: http://www.maine.com/yfa.
All best
George Young
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Young Fine Arts Auctions
homepage: http://www.maine.com/yfa
Dennis Neill
York. This company lets you access on line or by CD-Rom prices of art
work carried by galleries across the world. Does anyone have information
about the company? Are there competitors or other ways to get
information on pricing in the art market? Thanks for any help.
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email dne...@ionet.net
Dennis Neill Tulsa, OK USA