I have plates in their original boxes and certificates, they were left to me by my mother - I cn not use them and would like to find their worth and possibly sell them. Where can I find their worth?
First thing that MUST be determined is whether the "signature" is actually a signature or is a printed signature. To test for printed or real, tilt the print toward a light bulb and using a magnifying glass look for the pixels to either have dots in the signature or see if there is a layer of blue or blank ink laying on top of the image pixels. If it is signed, then you need to check for authenticity. The best way is to find someone of known honesty who is selling something signed by the artist and compare your signature with the one known to be real. A real Norman Rockwell signature on a print would be worth $300-500 USD. A real Norman Rockwell signature on a authentic painting would be determined by the current auction rate for a similar painting by him of the same size.
Only a professional can assess this. Talk to a gallery or a museum.
The painting is real but it is actually called "Antea" by Parmigianino.
Life size painting, including portraits, is painting objects to real life scale. If a person is 5'7" in real life, they will also be 5'7" in a life size portrait.
You would want to hire a professional to clean the painting after having it appraised to be certain it is the real thing.
First thing that MUST be determined is whether the "signature" is actually a signature or is a printed signature. To test for printed or real, tilt the print toward a light bulb and using a magnifying glass look for the pixels to either have dots in the signature or see if there is a layer of blue or blank ink laying on top of the image pixels. If it is signed, then you need to check for authenticity. The best way is to find someone of known honesty who is selling something signed by the artist and compare your signature with the one known to be real. A real Norman Rockwell signature on a print would be worth $300-500 USD. A real Norman Rockwell signature on a authentic painting would be determined by the current auction rate for a similar painting by him of the same size.
it would have a signature.
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Only a professional can assess this. Talk to a gallery or a museum.
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Amazing Painting Calm Painting Common Painting Famous Painting - Nook Fine Painting - Nook Flowery Painting Lovely Painting Moving Painting Opulent Painting Perfect Painting Quaint Painting Rare Painting Scary Painting Solemn Painting Strange Painting Warm Painting Worthy Painting Keep in mind that fake paintings bare the names of real paintings until blathers identifies them. You just need to hope the painting's real.
Looking at copies of the hands resist him painting does not have the same effect as looking at the real painting.
Any painting can be forged or real if you get it from Redd, but if you get it from Nook then it will definitely be real. If it's real or not doesn't depend on the name of the painting, all that matters is luck.
At night get in to the museum and go to the top painting and get on the light and that is the painting to get you past.
The painting is real but it is actually called "Antea" by Parmigianino.
Norman Quinnie.