@eleosw-81 @malithtrdersapvtltd
I'd need some information about the piece, such as:
- A description of the artwork: What medium is it (acrylic painting, gouache, etc.)? What is the subject (title) matter?
- The artist: Do you know who created the artwork? If so, are they a well-known or established artist?
- Provenance: Where did the artwork come from? How did you acquire it?
- Condition: Is the artwork in good condition? Are there any damage?
Once I have more information about the artwork, I can do some research to see if there are any similar pieces that have been sold at auction or on the market. I can also look for information about the artist and their work. This will help me give you a better idea of the potential value of your piece.
In the meantime, here are some general tips for determining the value of art:
- Do your research: Learn as much as you can about the artist, the style of art, and the market for similar pieces.
- Talk to an expert: If you're serious about selling your artwork, it's worth getting a professional appraisal from an art auction house, gallery, or appraiser.
- Don't expect to get rich quick: Most art is not worth a lot of money. Be realistic about your expectations.
I hope this helps!
