34937
Title Of Article Chaper
Collectors' counsel
Title Of Journal Book
The antique dealers and collectors guide
Volume
42
Issue
4
Pages
64-65
Collation
5 photos
ISSN
0003-5866
Language Of Text
English
Language Of Summary
English
Literature Type
Serial
Literature Level
Analytic
Abstract
Paintings which are in apparently poor condition often fetch high prices at auction. This is because damage to paintings is mostly superficial, enabling restoration to be carried out successfully. Defects such as cracking, flaking, missing paint, tears, and poor restoration, and their effect on value, are examined in this article.
Keywords
Painting Oil Condition; Painting Auction Value; Painting Condition Value; Painting Oil Tear; Painting Oil Cracking; Painting Oil Flaking AATA
pub_id
34937