Visual art, as worked on by an artist slogging along in work-person like fashion, is usually priced by area. In North America this is usually by the square inch. If a starting-to-show artist brings a dollar per square inch, of image size, retail, and doesn't have a meticulous, laborious, style, that's not so bad. That is rather low so it could ramp up from there depending on popularity. Well established artists (ten years), with a number of galleries and a few hundred sales under their belt cam bring two or three times that. One can move up at 10% a year from there, although in times of low inflation that could be a bit much. A balance of pragmatism and ego are essential. Academically sanctioned black paint and angst will only go so far. If you're all about that sort to expression, great, that is a perfectly valid and esential part of democratic expression, but, don't expect to make a living out of it other then on grants from institutions and such. Good, pragmatic, luck!
They don't get paid
they were paid enough amount of money that satified them. i would say million dollar:)
paid 10 fish
A very squatchy amount of money
Shipwrights and Shipbuilders were paid a huge sum of money in the 1800's. Some were paid as high as $38,000 per ship.
225 pounds a day
What ever someone is willing to pay you for it.
Artist don't get paid for mix-tapes.
30,000
how much artist get payed
they get paid payed $100 per client.
you tell me?
about $24.56
Most genuine artists are not paid by the hour. They are paid when they sell their art.
It depends on who the money was paid to and how much money was paid.
The artist gets paid $66.30.
The Artist grossed $128,256,712 worldwide.