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Use the form below to receive a research-backed valuation based on artist identity, originality, medium, condition, and recent market sales.

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What to expect from your free valuation

Realistic price range

Based on current market demand and comparable sales.

Originality notes

Original vs print vs reproduction callouts.

Artist likelihood

Identification when possible, or nearest stylistic matches.

Condition observations

Photo-based notes on issues that affect value.

Comparable examples

Context from similar artworks.

Next-step guidance

Recommendations to keep, sell, insure, or appraise.

Most valuations are delivered fast. No obligation, no hidden fees.

How to take the best photos for an accurate estimate

1

Full front photo

Capture the entire artwork straight on.

2

Full back photo

Labels, stamps, and materials on the back reveal important clues.

3

Close-up of the signature

If present, get a clear detail of signatures, monograms, or initials.

4

Close-ups of labels or numbers

Edition marks (e.g., 23/100), gallery stickers, or notes matter.

5

Texture or detail photo

Tilt slightly to show brushwork or surface texture.

6

Photo of any damage

Include cracks, stains, tears, or fading—it refines accuracy.

Clear photos = a more confident valuation.

What types of artwork can you upload?

Paintings

Oil, acrylic, watercolor, gouache.

Drawings

Charcoal, graphite, pastel.

Prints

Lithographs, etchings, engravings, serigraphs, giclées, limited editions.

Vintage & antique

Older works, estate pieces, folk art.

Modern & contemporary

Mixed media, recent works.

Sculpture

Select 3D pieces if detailed photos are possible.

Why we ask for photos of the back

The back can reveal labels, exhibition history, ownership clues, medium and material details, dates, titles, edition marks, and framing age or condition—critical for confirming originality and value.

Privacy & security

  • Your photos and information are private.
  • Not shared; used only for valuation.
  • Deleted upon request.
  • No selling or distributing of your data.

What happens after you submit

1

Your images are analyzed

We review signature, medium, texture, and edition details.

2

Market data is reviewed

Comparable sales and artist history inform the value range.

3

You receive your valuation

Your estimate is delivered via your preferred contact method.

4

Optional next steps

If valuable, we may recommend selling, insuring, authenticating, appraising, or conserving.

Tips to speed up your valuation

  • Avoid blurry photos; use natural or soft indoor light.
  • Remove glass reflections when possible.
  • Include dimensions (height × width) in the form.
  • Take the artwork off the wall if needed for clear shots.
  • The more detail you provide, the more precise the estimate.

FAQ: Uploading your artwork for valuation

Yes. Most artwork can be valued accurately from clear photographs.

Yes. There is no cost to receive your estimate.

Most valuations are delivered fast.

Submit as many artworks as you need—repeat the form or upload multiple images.

We can still estimate value using style, medium, condition, and market comparisons.

We can guide you on selling options based on the artwork’s value.

Yes—provide multiple angles and close-ups.

This is a free valuation. If high value is likely, we may recommend a formal appraisal for insurance, estate, or tax purposes.

Ready to get your artwork valued?

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