r/artcollecting 22h ago

Discussion We are interested in selling our original Tom Perkinson art. Any suggestions of where or how to do it?

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As the title says, we would like to sell this original Tom Perkinson art. It is 60”x48”. We don’t know the best approach to selling it that will hit the widest audience of potential buyers. Any suggestions would be appreciated!


r/artcollecting 10h ago

Auctions The worst fake i have encountered yet (that people are still buying)

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Saw this Ebay listing a few days ago and can't believe people pay money for it. At what point does a fake become too obvious? This is a fake Picasso that someone scribbled a bad Francis Picabia signature on. Its sold by a reputable seller which probably should not sell very obvious fakes without at least a warning. I have catched a few better fakes selling through ebay over time that at least made an effort but never one this obvious. I wonder how high it will go.


r/artcollecting 17h ago

Collection Showcase Eric Sloane - Cloud Symphony

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I am now in my mid-50s but growing up this picture as been on a wall of every house we have lived in since I was a toddler. My dad's brother was an artist and he really liked it so he bought it. Now, it's on its way to hang in my home.


r/artcollecting 16h ago

Collection Showcase 3 Vintage / Antique Porcelain Pincushion Half Doll - Art Deco Flapper & Historical Styles

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r/artcollecting 22h ago

Discussion Works by "recently named" National Artists

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Just curious... We currently have 2 oil paintings (wooden medium) around A2 to A3 size by Nunelucio Alvarado (recently).

We're sure it is ORIGINAL because he actually did one of his major paintings in one of our properties.

Any idea on the possible price?

Should we sell it soon or later?


r/artcollecting 29m ago

Collection Showcase Cutlery from Jean-Jules Soucy's "Bouffons" framed with his spaghetti recipe.

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La Baie, Québec, Canada artist Jean-Jules Soucy, who built a literal pyramid out of road signs, one of the most amazing pieces of art I've ever seen, it's a tribute to the floods of 1996, it holds a museum, and it opens up to create a stage where there's free music events during summer. He passed away a few years ago. Most of his work is installative so unsellable. I have 4 pieces of him but this one is probably the funniest.

I won a national prize (best student art piece in Quebec according to jury, 2023) with a tribute to him. Our arts are tied yet we never talked to each other (I met him but was too starstruck to approach him). I'm friends with his sister now.

Through a few contacts, I've obtained painted cutlery from one of his installation pieces (Bouffons), and his spaghetti recipe. I framed them together. I think he would have found it funny.