Anyone good with ART?..Need Help

[wforsyth]

You'd better stop and pick me up on your way to the potty, I mean bank.

[James H. Bushart]

Originally Posted by wforsyth

There could be a sketch of the Mona Lisa or any other work of art by the masters. Many have been found and sold for millions.

I'll sell you one of mine. fifty bucks.

[Paul W. Abernathy]

Originally Posted by wforsyth

Are they in book format, or separate?

Wendy,

they are in a folio style format and each picture is separate. This is a collection that was done back in 1910 by the guy who they named the bode museum after...we was the curator and well known...but these are not done by hand because they are nearly EXACT copies of the original famous works of art by the masters...but in a method called pictuaruse or something like that....charcoal lithographs....

I will snap a picture tomorrow and post it...of me holding one.

[wforsyth]

Originally Posted by jbushart

I'll sell you one of mine. fifty bucks.

Hmmm....what is it exactly on the auction block?

[wforsyth]

Originally Posted by pabernathy

Wendy,

they are in a folio style format and each picture is separate. This is a collection that was done back in 1910 by the guy who they named the bode museum after...we was the curator and well known...but these are not done by hand because they are nearly EXACT copies of the original famous works of art by the masters...but in a method called pictuaruse or something like that....charcoal lithographs....

I will snap a picture tomorrow and post it...of me holding one.

Thanks Paul!

[John McKenna]

Originally Posted by dedwards

I would love to have some of Michangelo's "doodlings" or rough sketches of things. Apparently he was drawing non stop. If I found a treasure trove of his stuff I would do the "pee-pee" dance all the way to the bank.

This thing is really taking off.

I have already started selling tickets to the "pee-pee" dance
on E-Bay.

Forget the pictures... lets watch the dance.

[Mark A. Timpani, CMI]

you had better send them to me. I will take care of them for you..

[pcarter-old-04]

Paul,

Try contacting a local university art department and see if they can help you. When my uncle passed away a few years ago, he had some old oil painting on the walls of his home. The family contacted one of the art professors at KU and he through his art contacts evaluated the paintings at no charge, they were not worth much, in fact two of the frames were more valuable than the art work itself.