How can I find the artist of a painting?

Use an image recognition app to identify the painting immediately.

The two most popular apps for recognizing artwork are Smartify and Magnus.
These apps only have access to paintings that have been well-documented and catalogued by curators, professors, historians, and other artists.

How do I find out how much a print is worth?

Every print in a limited edition is numbered, usually in pencil at the bottom of the print, which is vital for determining the value of a print. The denominator (the bottom number in the fraction) will show you how many prints were printed in one edition.

Is an artist proof more valuable than a numbered print?

Myth 4 An artist’s proof is more valuable than a numbered print. Artist’s proofs (APs) are an additional, smaller number of prints often used for promotional purposes. “The truth is that once an AP enters the market, it is equal to any numbered print.

Who are some famous artists from the English Isles?

John White Abbott- English Painter Lemuel Francis Abbott- English Painter Abel de Pujol- French Painter Sigmund Abeles- American Gertrude Abercrombie- American Tony Abeyta- Native American Painter

Who are some famous artists in the United States?

Douglas Davis – American Video Artist/Digital Artist Emma Earlenbaugh Davis – American Gene Davis – American Painter Henry William Banks Davis – English Painter John Scarlett Davis – English Painter Joseph H. Davis – American Richard Thomas Davis – American/Canadian Painter Ronald Davis – American Painter Stuart Davis – American Painter

Are there any artist management companies out there?

You can see from this list that most artist management companies have created a business-to-business Web presence in order to promote themselves and the artists they represent. There are hundreds of other single-artist management companies not included in this listing.

How are artists listed in the Artcyclopedia?

We have attempted to list Asian artists under their family name, although they may be written as last-name-first-name or Westernized as first-name-last-name. Extremely well-known artists are generally listed under their familiar names (e.g. Rembrandt, van Gogh). All other names are generally listed under the last word in the artist’s name.