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Andres Gomez – 4.9/5
Bojan CJ – 4.8/5
Charlotte Smith – 4.9/5

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Our Sotheby’s and Christie’s Appraisers:

Andres Gomez – 4.9/5
Bojan CJ – 4.8/5
Charlotte Smith – 4.9/5
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Why do you need an art Appraisal?

Don’t waste another minute struggling with art appraisals on your own.

Our art appraisers can tell you what kind of art it is, who made it, how old it is, and where it came from.

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Get the most money for your painting. We appraise each painting individually. You can know the exact value of the artwork in question.

Preserve your family’s heritage.

We will email you our results both in PDF (printable) and an online version. All the documents are signed by the appraiser and valid for insurance, tax deductions or inheritances.

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Case Study #1: Max Ferguson (born 1959) Original Artwork

We were asked to appraise for insurance purposes, the following original artwork by Max Ferguson (born 1959). You can access the report here and the PDF version here.

Case Study #2: Custom modifications of Apppraisals

In this case, the insurance company asked for special requirements for the report. We modify the report to meet the requirements. A Pair of Fine Quality Female Torso Murano glass Filigrana Style made in Italy.

Case Study #3: Insurance of a Limited Edition Prints

Jerome used our service to obtain an appraisal report for his insurance company, he has a beautiful Victor Vasarely Limited Edition Print. In his own words, the process could not be smoother or simpler.

Case Study #4: Doubts from customers

In this case we have answered several doubts before completing the appraisal request for insurance of an original textile Artwork Grassland Improvisation, by listed artist Marilyn Grisham. We have a very fast turn around time, so you can trust we will answer you efficiently.

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1. Take a picture of the art, front, signature, and back.

2. Fill a 1 min form.

3. Get your appraisal in your email.

We Offer the Easiest Way to Appraise Art.

With Appraisily, the whole process takes place online, so you don’t have to transport your artwork to a specific location. Our appraisals are in line with the USAP and can be used by insurance companies, heirs, courts, or as loan collateral.

We have a fast turn around time of less than 1 hour.

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Examples of latest appraisals

Preliminary Analysis: The artwork depicts a figure in a stylized, abstract manner, reminiscent of Cubist influences, characterized by fragmented shapes and bold outlines. The subject appears to be a portrait of a person adorned in elaborate, possibly medieval-inspired attire, featuring a headdress and layered garments. The artistic style leans towards modernism, utilizing techniques such as bold line work and geometric abstraction. The medium appears to be a print, possibly a lithograph, with a textured finish enhancing the visual depth. The color palette is striking, dominated by deep blues, reds, and black, contrasted by lighter skin tones and gold accents, creating a dynamic visual impact. The composition is centrally focused, guiding the viewer’s attention to the intricate details of the attire and facial features. Notably, the piece lacks visible signatures or inscriptions, which might otherwise offer clues to its provenance. Encased in a richly ornate, golden frame with intricate floral motifs, the artwork suggests an intention to blend historical elegance with modern artistic expression. The condition appears well-preserved, with no visible signs of aging or wear, suggesting careful maintenance. The piece potentially belongs to a mid-20th-century modern art movement, reflecting cultural shifts towards abstraction and reinterpretation of traditional themes.

Preliminary Analysis: The artwork depicts a figure in a stylized, abstract manner, reminiscent of Cubist influences, characterized by fragmented shapes and bold outlines. The subject appears to be a portrait of a person adorned in elaborate, possibly medieval-inspired attire, featuring a headdress and layered garments. The artistic style leans towards modernism, utilizing techniques such as bold line work and geometric abstraction. The medium appears to be a print, possibly a lithograph, with a textured finish enhancing the visual depth. The color palette is striking, dominated by deep blues, reds, and black, contrasted by lighter skin tones and gold accents, creating a dynamic visual impact. The composition is centrally focused, guiding the viewer’s attention to the intricate details of the attire and facial features. Notably, the piece lacks visible signatures or inscriptions, which might otherwise offer clues to its provenance. Encased in a richly ornate, golden frame with intricate floral motifs, the artwork suggests an intention to blend historical elegance with modern artistic expression. The condition appears well-preserved, with no visible signs of aging or wear, suggesting careful maintenance. The piece potentially belongs to a mid-20th-century modern art movement, reflecting cultural shifts towards abstraction and reinterpretation of traditional themes.

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Preliminary Analysis: The artwork is a monochrome print depicting a group of figures, rendered in a style characteristic of modernist abstraction. The figures appear to be intertwined in a dynamic, almost chaotic composition that captures movement and interaction. The artist employs a technique that emphasizes line work and shading, creating depth and texture within the piece. The medium appears to be a print on paper, with a smooth finish that accentuates the crispness of the lines. The color palette is limited to grayscale, which lends a timeless and classical feel to the composition. The arrangement of figures is balanced yet complex, drawing the viewer’s eye across the scene. Notable features include the intricate detailing of the figures and the fluidity of their forms, which suggest a narrative or symbolic meaning. The piece bears a signature in the lower right, indicative of its authenticity. The ornate gold frame enhances the artwork’s presentation, providing a rich contrast to the starkness of the print. The condition appears excellent, with no visible signs of aging or damage. The style and the signature suggest a connection to the early to mid-20th century, aligning with movements in European modern art.

Preliminary Analysis: The artwork is a monochrome print depicting a group of figures, rendered in a style characteristic of modernist abstraction. The figures appear to be intertwined in a dynamic, almost chaotic composition that captures movement and interaction. The artist employs a technique that emphasizes line work and shading, creating depth and texture within the piece. The medium appears to be a print on paper, with a smooth finish that accentuates the crispness of the lines. The color palette is limited to grayscale, which lends a timeless and classical feel to the composition. The arrangement of figures is balanced yet complex, drawing the viewer’s eye across the scene. Notable features include the intricate detailing of the figures and the fluidity of their forms, which suggest a narrative or symbolic meaning. The piece bears a signature in the lower right, indicative of its authenticity. The ornate gold frame enhances the artwork’s presentation, providing a rich contrast to the starkness of the print. The condition appears excellent, with no visible signs of aging or damage. The style and the signature suggest a connection to the early to mid-20th century, aligning with movements in European modern art.

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Preliminary Analysis: The artwork depicts a figure in a stylized, abstract manner, reminiscent of Cubist influences, characterized by fragmented shapes and bold outlines. The subject appears to be a portrait of a person adorned in elaborate, possibly medieval-inspired attire, featuring a headdress and layered garments. The artistic style leans towards modernism, utilizing techniques such as bold line work and geometric abstraction. The medium appears to be a print, possibly a lithograph, with a textured finish enhancing the visual depth. The color palette is striking, dominated by deep blues, reds, and black, contrasted by lighter skin tones and gold accents, creating a dynamic visual impact. The composition is centrally focused, guiding the viewer’s attention to the intricate details of the attire and facial features. Notably, the piece lacks visible signatures or inscriptions, which might otherwise offer clues to its provenance. Encased in a richly ornate, golden frame with intricate floral motifs, the artwork suggests an intention to blend historical elegance with modern artistic expression. The condition appears well-preserved, with no visible signs of aging or wear, suggesting careful maintenance. The piece potentially belongs to a mid-20th-century modern art movement, reflecting cultural shifts towards abstraction and reinterpretation of traditional themes.

Preliminary Analysis: The artwork depicts a figure in a stylized, abstract manner, reminiscent of Cubist influences, characterized by fragmented shapes and bold outlines. The subject appears to be a portrait of a person adorned in elaborate, possibly medieval-inspired attire, featuring a headdress and layered garments. The artistic style leans towards modernism, utilizing techniques such as bold line work and geometric abstraction. The medium appears to be a print, possibly a lithograph, with a textured finish enhancing the visual depth. The color palette is striking, dominated by deep blues, reds, and black, contrasted by lighter skin tones and gold accents, creating a dynamic visual impact. The composition is centrally focused, guiding the viewer’s attention to the intricate details of the attire and facial features. Notably, the piece lacks visible signatures or inscriptions, which might otherwise offer clues to its provenance. Encased in a richly ornate, golden frame with intricate floral motifs, the artwork suggests an intention to blend historical elegance with modern artistic expression. The condition appears well-preserved, with no visible signs of aging or wear, suggesting careful maintenance. The piece potentially belongs to a mid-20th-century modern art movement, reflecting cultural shifts towards abstraction and reinterpretation of traditional themes.

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Our appraisers

Andrés Gómez

BSc MSc, ” We give you the true value of an antique and protect your investment.”

5/5 – 100k+ Appraisals Made

Charlotte Smith

BSc in Art, “You receive a detailed and accurate appraisal with the least amount of hassle possible.”

4.8/5 – 15k+ Appraisals Made

Bojan CJ

Bojan is our specialist in European artworks. “Detailed appraisal and photographs help you understand important facts about your found object.”

4.9/5 – 10k+ Appraisals Made

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FAQ

We provide online art appraisal reports on the same day. However, our average time is 10 hours. Keep in mind that a professional appraiser will carefully study your case and will need some time to identify and write the report.

If your art is worthless, then we will tell you at no cost. It happens a lot with lithographies, that are confused with original paintings.

No, we don’t store any payment information.

We have a 100% refund policy if you aren’t satisfied. Our goal is to provide the best possible service at the lowest possible fee. We don’t want unsatisfied customers, so if you are not satisfied, you can be sure we will refund your money, no questions asked.

Yes, we need a front picture of the painting, a picture of the signature, and a picture of the back. That’s all.

I am sorry. Nobody works for free. If the appraisal is free, it is most likely because you will have to sell your item at that auction house with very large auction fees. There are even services that provide an undervalued appraisal so they will buy the art from you at a discount.

We have a flat-fee service of $39 for each report. It is the most affordable fee on the internet, and very convenient if compared with an in-person appraisal (>140 dollars).

You can communicate with us through email 24/7 at [email protected] or chat with us.

We have two options: credit cards or PayPal. The credit card payment provider is Stripe, while you can also pay with your credit card through your PayPal account.

Yes, it is. Keep in mind that it takes time to be an expert appraiser. At least you would need to search on Google for five hours to find a reliable answer.You would have to identify the art type and author, and then research past auction sales. So, the fee equals $4/hour of your time. An Online Art Appraisal is totally worth it.

We offer one of the best online appraisal fees at 39 USD for each written appraisal.

You just simply fill-in a 1-minute form, upload or email pictures to us, and that’s it. We will email you an online art appraisal report.

Yes, https://www.appraisersassociation.org/ and https://www.appraisers.org/