1st art

[buzzhead]

Russomanno
Actually found him on Facebook.. Said he did them 40 years ago and not to put an insurance value on them under $500 each... Paid 24 total for both. They are staying with me for a while lol.


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[tamrock]

Those are a lot more tasteful looking then the majority of art people find in thrift stores thinking they've found some masterpiece. Good Eye!!! To me 90% of the original art I see in thrift shops are pretty much crap. Seems the sigma of finding that million dollar painting in a thrift shop has a lot of folk picking up so many duds. To me if the artist isn't immediately found on a google search then it's best to leave it on the shelf, but some unknown artist stuff is nice to the eyes and have a salable value imo. I've only picked up a handful of art to resell and what I have purchased all made a nice profit.

 

[buzzhead]

I've never even looked at a framed picture before.. I seen these and had to have them. They will be displayed in my new home when I close is 3 weeks...


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[diggummup]

To me 90% of the original art I see in thrift shops are pretty much crap. Seems the sigma of finding that million dollar painting in a thrift shop has a lot of folk picking up so many duds. To me if the artist isn't immediately found on a google search then it's best to leave it on the shelf, but some unknown artist stuff is nice to the eyes and have a salable value imo. I've only picked up a handful of art to resell and what I have purchased all made a nice profit.

My main problem with art is usually deciphering the signature.