Personalfinanceforu.com   

 

Art Auctions: For drawings

 

 

 

LINKS


Identity Theft
Art Auctions
 
Home Loans
Digital Cameras

 
Health Advice
 
Web Hosting
Life Insurance
Financial Planning
Credit cards
Investing





 

 

 

    

 

     Art auctions for drawings are categorized into antique, modern and contemporary.  Antique drawings are any drawings that were produced before 1900.  Modern drawings are said to have been created between 1900 and 1949.  Contemporary drawings are drawings that were created from 1950 until the present.

 

     There are a lot of contemporary drawings listed in art auctions that never get a bidder.  There are many reasons for this.  One of the main reasons is that the starting bid is set so high that it discourages interest.  There was an art auction for a drawing that was created in 2000 that depicted James Dean welcoming Elvis Presley into heaven.  The starting price for this art auction was twelve million dollars.  It is not surprising that it did not get a bidder.

 

     Another pen and ink drawing in an art auction that was listed for a lot more than it was worth.  The original listing started at $825,000.00 and when it didn’t sell, the artist lowered the price to $545,000.00.  He offers the copy write to the design, which he thinks would translate well for prints, posters or greeting cards.

 

     There was an art auction for a drawing that was purchased in 1971 London that did very well.  The seller of the drawing inherited it from his grandfather, who was the original owner.  He started the bidding at a reasonable $599.00 and the drawing ultimately sold in the art auction for over twelve thousand dollars.  He did a great job describing and picturing the drawing.

 

     Antique drawings in art auctions can garner a lot of interest.  Drawing of two men in the nude that was drawn in the 1800’s went for more than eleven thousand dollars.  This drawing was pen and ink and had a brown wash and traces of charcoal on lines of black pencil.

 

     An antique drawing made by Sir Francis Grant in 1832 was very interesting.  The drawing in the art auction was of a woman and her daughter in Scotland.  The drawing was a signed original and sold for two thousand dollars.  It may end up framed and hanging in a collection of similar pieces.  It was really nice.

 

     Another reason that art auctions for drawings don’t sell is that they are listed in the wrong categories.  Several contemporary pieces were found to have been listed in the antique category.  With so much competition in art auctions, it is important to make sure every detail is noticed.

 

     Modern drawings are by far one of the people’s favourite art auctions. 

 

     Well known artist’s drawings can fetch a lot of money in online art auctions.  If the title of the art auction contains the words original Picasso, for example, it is sure to go over two thousand dollars.  If the item is signed, it can go for much more.

 

     .

Google
 

Other pages on Art Auctions: Bead work     Decorative Art     Introduction                 Early American Art
 
 

 Privacy Policy

 

 

 

 

 



 

 
 

 

 

 

© COPYRIGHT WWW.PERSONALFINANCEFORU.COM  ALL RIGHTS RESERVED