It depends on which position you hold.

If you have not paid millions for it, it is a reproduction.

If you have, it might be a good idea to talk to an art gallery or a museum.

Anyone can be a museum tour guide if they are trained by the museum in how the museum works, its mission, and the collections it holds. Many museum tour guides are volunteers, while others are paid by the museum as a full time job.

The role of a tour guide in a museum is to show guests what the museum is about, and some of the artifacts and pieces in the museum's displayed collection.

Museums local to your place of residence usually have a section devoted to careers and jobs. Alternatively, taking a voluntary position at a museum is often an effective way to gain a permanant paid position there.

The 'American Museum' magazine paid Poe $10 for the rights to publish 'Ligeia.'