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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.

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This French Provincial dresser showcases ornate brass hardware and detailed carvings on fruitwood. Elegant curves and a warm patina highlight its early 20th-century craftsmanship. Hand Made in American, Tiger Oak Wood.

This French Provincial dresser showcases ornate brass hardware and detailed carvings on fruitwood. Elegant curves and a warm patina highlight its early 20th-century craftsmanship. Hand Made in American, Tiger Oak Wood.

ByAndres G

This report is designed to provide a professional appraisal of the specific item requested. It contains a detailed… Read More »This French Provincial dresser showcases ornate brass hardware and detailed carvings on fruitwood. Elegant curves and a warm patina highlight its early 20th-century craftsmanship. Hand Made in American, Tiger Oak Wood.

19th-century oil on canvas reproduction by C.E. Garofoli of Guido Reni’s “Aurora.” Reni’s original masterpiece, housed in the Casino dell’Aurora of the Palazzo Pallavicini-Rospigliosi in Rome, is famous for its depiction of the Roman goddess of dawn. Garofoli’s version faithfully replicates the ethereal quality of Reni’s work, capturing the graceful movement and soft, luminous palette. The divine figures are draped in flowing garments, creating a sense of motion as Aurora leads the procession across the sky, heralding the arrival of the sun, with the accompanying Hours and Phosphorus. It’s a testament to the enduring appeal of Reni’s baroque classicism. Circa early 20thC.

19th-century oil on canvas reproduction by C.E. Garofoli of Guido Reni’s “Aurora.” Reni’s original masterpiece, housed in the Casino dell’Aurora of the Palazzo Pallavicini-Rospigliosi in Rome, is famous for its depiction of the Roman goddess of dawn. Garofoli’s version faithfully replicates the ethereal quality of Reni’s work, capturing the graceful movement and soft, luminous palette. The divine figures are draped in flowing garments, creating a sense of motion as Aurora leads the procession across the sky, heralding the arrival of the sun, with the accompanying Hours and Phosphorus. It’s a testament to the enduring appeal of Reni’s baroque classicism. Circa early 20thC.

ByAndres G

Effective Day of Valuation. Artwork Image Analysis Introduction to Image Analysis Visual Comparisons: Similar Artworks Identified by Google… Read More »19th-century oil on canvas reproduction by C.E. Garofoli of Guido Reni’s “Aurora.” Reni’s original masterpiece, housed in the Casino dell’Aurora of the Palazzo Pallavicini-Rospigliosi in Rome, is famous for its depiction of the Roman goddess of dawn. Garofoli’s version faithfully replicates the ethereal quality of Reni’s work, capturing the graceful movement and soft, luminous palette. The divine figures are draped in flowing garments, creating a sense of motion as Aurora leads the procession across the sky, heralding the arrival of the sun, with the accompanying Hours and Phosphorus. It’s a testament to the enduring appeal of Reni’s baroque classicism. Circa early 20thC.

“Behind the Curtain,” a 40″x30″ acrylic on canvas, awaits pricing and stands as a striking testament to emotional liberation. Sanford’s work visually fractures the façade of domestic tranquility, with vertical drips that suggest both the concealment and the seeping out of underlying turmoil. The vibrant lines against a chaotic backdrop echo the themes of breaking free from the constraints of a troubled past, inviting viewers to join a collective journey toward revelation and healing.

“Behind the Curtain,” a 40″x30″ acrylic on canvas, awaits pricing and stands as a striking testament to emotional liberation. Sanford’s work visually fractures the façade of domestic tranquility, with vertical drips that suggest both the concealment and the seeping out of underlying turmoil. The vibrant lines against a chaotic backdrop echo the themes of breaking free from the constraints of a troubled past, inviting viewers to join a collective journey toward revelation and healing.

ByAndres G

Effective Day of Valuation. Artwork Image Analysis Introduction to Image Analysis Visual Comparisons: Similar Artworks Identified by Google… Read More »“Behind the Curtain,” a 40″x30″ acrylic on canvas, awaits pricing and stands as a striking testament to emotional liberation. Sanford’s work visually fractures the façade of domestic tranquility, with vertical drips that suggest both the concealment and the seeping out of underlying turmoil. The vibrant lines against a chaotic backdrop echo the themes of breaking free from the constraints of a troubled past, inviting viewers to join a collective journey toward revelation and healing.

“The Muse & the Mountain,” by Joshua Sanford, “The Black Box Artist,” is a richly textured 30″x40″ acrylic on canvas. Its abstract chaos and layered splatters reflect an internal struggle against conformity, with bursts of color symbolizing the freeing voice of inspiration. Sanford’s signature style, “Conscious Abstractism,” is evident as he rejects traditional landscapes for a bolder, introspective expression, inviting the viewer to explore the untold narrative within.

“The Muse & the Mountain,” by Joshua Sanford, “The Black Box Artist,” is a richly textured 30″x40″ acrylic on canvas. Its abstract chaos and layered splatters reflect an internal struggle against conformity, with bursts of color symbolizing the freeing voice of inspiration. Sanford’s signature style, “Conscious Abstractism,” is evident as he rejects traditional landscapes for a bolder, introspective expression, inviting the viewer to explore the untold narrative within.

ByAndres G

Effective Day of Valuation. Artwork Image Analysis Introduction to Image Analysis Visual Comparisons: Similar Artworks Identified by Google… Read More »“The Muse & the Mountain,” by Joshua Sanford, “The Black Box Artist,” is a richly textured 30″x40″ acrylic on canvas. Its abstract chaos and layered splatters reflect an internal struggle against conformity, with bursts of color symbolizing the freeing voice of inspiration. Sanford’s signature style, “Conscious Abstractism,” is evident as he rejects traditional landscapes for a bolder, introspective expression, inviting the viewer to explore the untold narrative within.

“Ego” by Joshua Sanford, also known as “The Black Box Artist,” is a vibrant 36″x36″ acrylic on canvas that captures the tumultuous inner world of a narcissist. The explosive interplay of colors and forms conveys a relentless self-focus and the chaotic impact on those around them. This piece speaks to Sanford’s “Conscious Abstractism,” where colors and shapes intertwine with personal narrative and emotion, inviting viewers into a reflective journey of self-awareness. The price is to be determined, encapsulating Sanford’s two decades of evolution in abstract art.

“Ego” by Joshua Sanford, also known as “The Black Box Artist,” is a vibrant 36″x36″ acrylic on canvas that captures the tumultuous inner world of a narcissist. The explosive interplay of colors and forms conveys a relentless self-focus and the chaotic impact on those around them. This piece speaks to Sanford’s “Conscious Abstractism,” where colors and shapes intertwine with personal narrative and emotion, inviting viewers into a reflective journey of self-awareness. The price is to be determined, encapsulating Sanford’s two decades of evolution in abstract art.

ByAndres G

Effective Day of Valuation. Artwork Image Analysis Introduction to Image Analysis Visual Comparisons: Similar Artworks Identified by Google… Read More »“Ego” by Joshua Sanford, also known as “The Black Box Artist,” is a vibrant 36″x36″ acrylic on canvas that captures the tumultuous inner world of a narcissist. The explosive interplay of colors and forms conveys a relentless self-focus and the chaotic impact on those around them. This piece speaks to Sanford’s “Conscious Abstractism,” where colors and shapes intertwine with personal narrative and emotion, inviting viewers into a reflective journey of self-awareness. The price is to be determined, encapsulating Sanford’s two decades of evolution in abstract art.

An Original Painting Attributed to Anton Mauve (Dutch, 1838–1888) Depicting a Rural scene Dutch Road with Rider on Horseback, Farm and trees in a Landscape Composition, Farm and Cottage circa 19thC Hand Signed Dutch School style Watercolor Laid Paper on Board

An Original Painting Attributed to Anton Mauve (Dutch, 1838–1888) Depicting a Rural scene Dutch Road with Rider on Horseback, Farm and trees in a Landscape Composition, Farm and Cottage circa 19thC Hand Signed Dutch School style Watercolor Laid Paper on Board

ByAndres G

Effective Day of Valuation. Artwork Image Analysis Introduction to Image Analysis Visual Comparisons: Similar Artworks Identified by Google… Read More »An Original Painting Attributed to Anton Mauve (Dutch, 1838–1888) Depicting a Rural scene Dutch Road with Rider on Horseback, Farm and trees in a Landscape Composition, Farm and Cottage circa 19thC Hand Signed Dutch School style Watercolor Laid Paper on Board

This is a mid-20th century cloth doll with African American characteristics, possibly a shelf sitter or souvenir, reflecting the period’s style with handmade clothing and painted features, indicative of the Black Americana genre of collectibles.

ByAndres G

This report is designed to provide a professional appraisal of the specific item requested. It contains a detailed… Read More »This is a mid-20th century cloth doll with African American characteristics, possibly a shelf sitter or souvenir, reflecting the period’s style with handmade clothing and painted features, indicative of the Black Americana genre of collectibles.

An Original Hand Made Painting Signed Lee Reynolds (1936-2017) Depicting an Abstract Style Landscape Scene with river and mountains, signed, circa late 20thC. Oil on Canvas.

An Original Hand Made Painting Signed Lee Reynolds (1936-2017) Depicting an Abstract Style Landscape Scene with river and mountains, signed, circa late 20thC. Oil on Canvas.

ByAndres G

Effective Day of Valuation. Artwork Image Analysis Introduction to Image Analysis Visual Comparisons: Similar Artworks Identified by Google… Read More »An Original Hand Made Painting Signed Lee Reynolds (1936-2017) Depicting an Abstract Style Landscape Scene with river and mountains, signed, circa late 20thC. Oil on Canvas.

This is a wood carving titled “Esky,” produced by Esquire Inc. in 1948, representing the whimsical mascot head associated with the magazine. The sculpture exudes a playful, cartoonish character with exaggerated facial features, including prominent, bulging eyes and a comically oversized nose and mouth. The craftsmanship is evident in the smooth contours and the rich patina of the wood, which may suggest a variety of hardwood. Mounted on a black base with a plaque, this piece captures the humor and bold style of post-war American pop culture. Display figure for department stores or specialty stores designer Elmer Simms Campbell

This is a wood carving titled “Esky,” produced by Esquire Inc. in 1948, representing the whimsical mascot head associated with the magazine. The sculpture exudes a playful, cartoonish character with exaggerated facial features, including prominent, bulging eyes and a comically oversized nose and mouth. The craftsmanship is evident in the smooth contours and the rich patina of the wood, which may suggest a variety of hardwood. Mounted on a black base with a plaque, this piece captures the humor and bold style of post-war American pop culture. Display figure for department stores or specialty stores designer Elmer Simms Campbell

ByAndres G

This report is designed to provide a professional appraisal of the specific item requested. It contains a detailed… Read More »This is a wood carving titled “Esky,” produced by Esquire Inc. in 1948, representing the whimsical mascot head associated with the magazine. The sculpture exudes a playful, cartoonish character with exaggerated facial features, including prominent, bulging eyes and a comically oversized nose and mouth. The craftsmanship is evident in the smooth contours and the rich patina of the wood, which may suggest a variety of hardwood. Mounted on a black base with a plaque, this piece captures the humor and bold style of post-war American pop culture. Display figure for department stores or specialty stores designer Elmer Simms Campbell

This French Provincial dresser showcases ornate brass hardware and detailed carvings on fruitwood. Elegant curves and a warm patina highlight its early 20th-century craftsmanship. Hand Made in American, Tiger Oak Wood.

This French Provincial dresser showcases ornate brass hardware and detailed carvings on fruitwood. Elegant curves and a warm patina highlight its early 20th-century craftsmanship. Hand Made in American, Tiger Oak Wood.

This report is designed to provide a professional appraisal of the specific item requested. It contains a detailed description… Read More »This French Provincial dresser showcases ornate brass hardware and detailed carvings on fruitwood. Elegant curves and a warm patina highlight its early 20th-century craftsmanship. Hand Made in American, Tiger Oak Wood.

19th-century oil on canvas reproduction by C.E. Garofoli of Guido Reni’s “Aurora.” Reni’s original masterpiece, housed in the Casino dell’Aurora of the Palazzo Pallavicini-Rospigliosi in Rome, is famous for its depiction of the Roman goddess of dawn. Garofoli’s version faithfully replicates the ethereal quality of Reni’s work, capturing the graceful movement and soft, luminous palette. The divine figures are draped in flowing garments, creating a sense of motion as Aurora leads the procession across the sky, heralding the arrival of the sun, with the accompanying Hours and Phosphorus. It’s a testament to the enduring appeal of Reni’s baroque classicism. Circa early 20thC.

19th-century oil on canvas reproduction by C.E. Garofoli of Guido Reni’s “Aurora.” Reni’s original masterpiece, housed in the Casino dell’Aurora of the Palazzo Pallavicini-Rospigliosi in Rome, is famous for its depiction of the Roman goddess of dawn. Garofoli’s version faithfully replicates the ethereal quality of Reni’s work, capturing the graceful movement and soft, luminous palette. The divine figures are draped in flowing garments, creating a sense of motion as Aurora leads the procession across the sky, heralding the arrival of the sun, with the accompanying Hours and Phosphorus. It’s a testament to the enduring appeal of Reni’s baroque classicism. Circa early 20thC.

Effective Day of Valuation. Artwork Image Analysis Introduction to Image Analysis Visual Comparisons: Similar Artworks Identified by Google Vision… Read More »19th-century oil on canvas reproduction by C.E. Garofoli of Guido Reni’s “Aurora.” Reni’s original masterpiece, housed in the Casino dell’Aurora of the Palazzo Pallavicini-Rospigliosi in Rome, is famous for its depiction of the Roman goddess of dawn. Garofoli’s version faithfully replicates the ethereal quality of Reni’s work, capturing the graceful movement and soft, luminous palette. The divine figures are draped in flowing garments, creating a sense of motion as Aurora leads the procession across the sky, heralding the arrival of the sun, with the accompanying Hours and Phosphorus. It’s a testament to the enduring appeal of Reni’s baroque classicism. Circa early 20thC.

“Behind the Curtain,” a 40″x30″ acrylic on canvas, awaits pricing and stands as a striking testament to emotional liberation. Sanford’s work visually fractures the façade of domestic tranquility, with vertical drips that suggest both the concealment and the seeping out of underlying turmoil. The vibrant lines against a chaotic backdrop echo the themes of breaking free from the constraints of a troubled past, inviting viewers to join a collective journey toward revelation and healing.

“Behind the Curtain,” a 40″x30″ acrylic on canvas, awaits pricing and stands as a striking testament to emotional liberation. Sanford’s work visually fractures the façade of domestic tranquility, with vertical drips that suggest both the concealment and the seeping out of underlying turmoil. The vibrant lines against a chaotic backdrop echo the themes of breaking free from the constraints of a troubled past, inviting viewers to join a collective journey toward revelation and healing.

Effective Day of Valuation. Artwork Image Analysis Introduction to Image Analysis Visual Comparisons: Similar Artworks Identified by Google Vision… Read More »“Behind the Curtain,” a 40″x30″ acrylic on canvas, awaits pricing and stands as a striking testament to emotional liberation. Sanford’s work visually fractures the façade of domestic tranquility, with vertical drips that suggest both the concealment and the seeping out of underlying turmoil. The vibrant lines against a chaotic backdrop echo the themes of breaking free from the constraints of a troubled past, inviting viewers to join a collective journey toward revelation and healing.

“The Muse & the Mountain,” by Joshua Sanford, “The Black Box Artist,” is a richly textured 30″x40″ acrylic on canvas. Its abstract chaos and layered splatters reflect an internal struggle against conformity, with bursts of color symbolizing the freeing voice of inspiration. Sanford’s signature style, “Conscious Abstractism,” is evident as he rejects traditional landscapes for a bolder, introspective expression, inviting the viewer to explore the untold narrative within.

“The Muse & the Mountain,” by Joshua Sanford, “The Black Box Artist,” is a richly textured 30″x40″ acrylic on canvas. Its abstract chaos and layered splatters reflect an internal struggle against conformity, with bursts of color symbolizing the freeing voice of inspiration. Sanford’s signature style, “Conscious Abstractism,” is evident as he rejects traditional landscapes for a bolder, introspective expression, inviting the viewer to explore the untold narrative within.

Effective Day of Valuation. Artwork Image Analysis Introduction to Image Analysis Visual Comparisons: Similar Artworks Identified by Google Vision… Read More »“The Muse & the Mountain,” by Joshua Sanford, “The Black Box Artist,” is a richly textured 30″x40″ acrylic on canvas. Its abstract chaos and layered splatters reflect an internal struggle against conformity, with bursts of color symbolizing the freeing voice of inspiration. Sanford’s signature style, “Conscious Abstractism,” is evident as he rejects traditional landscapes for a bolder, introspective expression, inviting the viewer to explore the untold narrative within.

“Ego” by Joshua Sanford, also known as “The Black Box Artist,” is a vibrant 36″x36″ acrylic on canvas that captures the tumultuous inner world of a narcissist. The explosive interplay of colors and forms conveys a relentless self-focus and the chaotic impact on those around them. This piece speaks to Sanford’s “Conscious Abstractism,” where colors and shapes intertwine with personal narrative and emotion, inviting viewers into a reflective journey of self-awareness. The price is to be determined, encapsulating Sanford’s two decades of evolution in abstract art.

“Ego” by Joshua Sanford, also known as “The Black Box Artist,” is a vibrant 36″x36″ acrylic on canvas that captures the tumultuous inner world of a narcissist. The explosive interplay of colors and forms conveys a relentless self-focus and the chaotic impact on those around them. This piece speaks to Sanford’s “Conscious Abstractism,” where colors and shapes intertwine with personal narrative and emotion, inviting viewers into a reflective journey of self-awareness. The price is to be determined, encapsulating Sanford’s two decades of evolution in abstract art.

Effective Day of Valuation. Artwork Image Analysis Introduction to Image Analysis Visual Comparisons: Similar Artworks Identified by Google Vision… Read More »“Ego” by Joshua Sanford, also known as “The Black Box Artist,” is a vibrant 36″x36″ acrylic on canvas that captures the tumultuous inner world of a narcissist. The explosive interplay of colors and forms conveys a relentless self-focus and the chaotic impact on those around them. This piece speaks to Sanford’s “Conscious Abstractism,” where colors and shapes intertwine with personal narrative and emotion, inviting viewers into a reflective journey of self-awareness. The price is to be determined, encapsulating Sanford’s two decades of evolution in abstract art.

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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.

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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).

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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.

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