Thanks Kira. Here is a link to the playlist of all of my videos at ua-cam.com/play/PL384695BCA1841B8F.html so you can binge watch them all to date --- 266 and counting
Hi Edward and Simona, Thanks for you comment. The lower numbers in a print run are more sought after because they are closer to the artist's original work. Repeated printmaking can distort the original image as found in large print runs with high numbers. Inks are not always richer as you get farther into a print run since many distortions, mistakes, etc. can take place in large print runs as multiple prints are reproduced.
Hi Dr. Lori. I am a big fan! I do want to mention about the prints. I have worked in a gallery and also a printer. A lot of, if not most prints are printed as a giclee print. The ink is strong in the first print as well, like say, print number 1,000. We have printed many artists since the early 2000s using this technique and you can't tell which is the first or last print in an edition.
The better litho prints are achieved after the first several are printed...ink gets richer. This process is different from others...yes eventually the plate or stone needs to be refreshed but can run 100s before noticeable change...and can be used on different occasions if the plate is stored properly. Simona
Edward/Simona makes a good point about the process of lithography. A good technical expert on lithography is the artist's and the collector's best resource.
I have a vintage 1930's Maud Tousey Fangel print of a sleeping g baby in a chair . I saw some on line but they were signed on the right this one is signed on the left . It looms like the original frame but the brown paper has been removed and there is old looking cardboard backing g and nails in the frame .it does have a wire hanger .
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Hi Dr. Lori, first of all thank you for sharing your information and knowledge with everyone your videos are a very good source of how to deal with art. I don't understand much but I have 3 paintings in frames which were given to me and the gentleman told me his father gave them to him, I haven't got much other information on them so I have a question are there any paintings or prints on hardboard from Montague Dawson and or Rowland Hilder please? Thanks you advance.
Glad you enjoy the vids. I can help identify and value the works. Need to see them. Can you bring them to an event at www.DrLoriV.com/events or submit the information I need using the form on my website?
How can you tell if the signature is “real” and not part of the print? Is there a way to tell the difference between a printed signature and one signed by hand? Thank you Dr. Lori!
Hello Lori, if a print has no signature or numbers, I assume it is worthless? I have a print of an Adam Willearts painting and was hoping to find something on the painting, to no avail ):
Speaking of prints...what about giclees? I haven't found any of your videos addressing this topic. I have 3 Dorit Levi Giclees that are absolutely fabulous. Thoughts?
@@DrLoriV I already have your one month service...maybe I should just include one? I've actually acquire 2 of them. My prized possessions. :) Favorite artist, even though it's not an antique.
i found a couple of Chinese pics at a goodwill....the guy that was loading them in my truck asked why'd i buy them...I'm like cause they're beautiful and unique....he went on to tell me that they have value because one of them is number 124 of 300 anyway i can send u pics to check....I'll humbly appreciate it....and what else can i look for to authentic their value
Hi Francina, If you shop a lot for antiques, I have a service that might be helpful where you can send me pictures at any time for me to provide my expertise. You can learn more on my website to get started. You can also consider other options for a work and get a written report.
So, there must be a basic formula, as a guideline to establish where each print in the run should fall value wise. How does the value drop or by what calculation? Print 1/100 will obviously be worth more than 59/100...is there a gradual factor for valuation based on this or does it drop exponentially more later on in the run?
my boss has a lot of prints, why do they have the artist's name on it twice? They have the artist's signature in the 'regular' place, bottom right...but also over on the left side, in a different color..
Prints are often signed by the artist and the printer. So you may have a print with two different artists' names on the same print. The artist signs a print to note his/her creative work and the printer signs his/her name to indicate his/her production work. Sometimes there are latin terms next to these names like pinx or sculp along with artist's names too indicating the printer or the artist working on the printed plate. Learn how to tell a print from a poster and other info on my website.
@@DrLoriV hi Dr Lori. If the lithograph has only the artist pencil signed at the right but no number no printer is that more valuable than print with lot of fractions? Also some lithograph have only artist signed inside the painting isn't that considered original?
I have a painting that says altman on the back. I cant tell if there is a signature because of the frame. Its an original oil painting. If it was harold altman would it be worth alot of money?
I have to see it. Experts don't rely on signatures anyway. If you want you can send me pics to review the painting. See my website for a form to use to upload photos.
@@silkyjohnson4519 Our current policy is you make a submission. I review what you submitted. If the piece is worth more than the appraisal fee I tell you how to pay if you want to proceed to receive a report. If the piece is not worth the appraisal fee I tell you it is not the worth the appraisal fee. You can decide to pay to continue and receive a report or don't proceed knowing your piece is worth less than the appraisal fee.
Lori, you said you would talk later about different types of prints, such as lithos, and you'd also talk later about print runs ... but you didn't talk about these things. You seemed to rush to the advert aspect of your gig. Hmmm.
Hi Dizzy, I talk about other prints in other videos both on my channel here and on my website at www.DrLoriV.com/videos. I also offer details in several recent blog posts at www.DrLoriV.com/blog. Hope this helps.
How do I get your email to send you photos of my print I have a pint of aruhur claude strachan out side cottage cross and on The frame at the back number is 121 And 121 and sicker at back says art produced by parker blake in c Purley # 121 out side the cottage fl 1.garnden corridor location f51./6b is it worth enythink
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I dont know how i missed this video when i was binge watching your channel. Invaluable advice as always !❤
Thanks Kira. Here is a link to the playlist of all of my videos at ua-cam.com/play/PL384695BCA1841B8F.html so you can binge watch them all to date --- 266 and counting
Thank you for your time and knowledge Dr Lori. Much appreciated!
Hi Edward and Simona, Thanks for you comment. The lower numbers in a print run are more sought after because they are closer to the artist's original work. Repeated printmaking can distort the original image as found in large print runs with high numbers. Inks are not always richer as you get farther into a print run since many distortions, mistakes, etc. can take place in large print runs as multiple prints are reproduced.
Hi Dr. Lori. I am a big fan! I do want to mention about the prints. I have worked in a gallery and also a printer. A lot of, if not most prints are printed as a giclee print. The ink is strong in the first print as well, like say, print number 1,000. We have printed many artists since the early 2000s using this technique and you can't tell which is the first or last print in an edition.
Good point. Remember, most of the prints I see are from circa 1550 to the present.
You're the best! Thank you for all you do!
The better litho prints are achieved after the first several are printed...ink gets richer. This process is different from others...yes eventually the plate or stone needs to be refreshed but can run 100s before noticeable change...and can be used on different occasions if the plate is stored properly. Simona
Edward/Simona makes a good point about the process of lithography. A good technical expert on lithography is the artist's and the collector's best resource.
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@@Gottasmile88 If you want to know, I can tell you. I look at photos submitted through a form on my website :)
Dr. Lori you are the best!
I love prints. I wish people would give them more credit
Thanks Dr. Lori. I’m trying to educate myself on art work. This helps.
Glad it was helpful! Try this playlist too ua-cam.com/play/PLedo2ubiWRdS8J7_tcQFyfSn2CKkMa8Wi.html
I have a vintage 1930's Maud Tousey Fangel print of a sleeping g baby in a chair . I saw some on line but they were signed on the right this one is signed on the left . It looms like the original frame but the brown paper has been removed and there is old looking cardboard backing g and nails in the frame .it does have a wire hanger .
Are you asking for an appraisal? If so, I can help. Need to see it. Check out my website for options.
Thank you Dr Lori I have one called Kurt Frankenstein the old tree love that etching I have
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Hi Dr. Lori, first of all thank you for sharing your information and knowledge with everyone your videos are a very good source of how to deal with art. I don't understand much but I have 3 paintings in frames which were given to me and the gentleman told me his father gave them to him, I haven't got much other information on them so I have a question are there any paintings or prints on hardboard from Montague Dawson and or Rowland Hilder please? Thanks you advance.
Glad you enjoy the vids. I can help identify and value the works. Need to see them. Can you bring them to an event at www.DrLoriV.com/events or submit the information I need using the form on my website?
How can you tell if the signature is “real” and not part of the print? Is there a way to tell the difference between a printed signature and one signed by hand? Thank you Dr. Lori!
Thankyou so much this is so helpful I need your help becuase I can’t find the singing online that I have
Hello Lori, if a print has no signature or numbers, I assume it is worthless?
I have a print of an Adam Willearts painting and was hoping to find something on the painting, to no avail ):
The Mona Lisa is not signed. She is valuable. I can review your print. See how on my website at www.DrLoriV.com
Is #4 of #100 print run good? I have a gold ballerina print and can’t find any info on it?
Many factors affect value. I can help, but need to see your piece. Check out my website for options
Speaking of prints...what about giclees? I haven't found any of your videos addressing this topic. I have 3 Dorit Levi Giclees that are absolutely fabulous. Thoughts?
Andrea, I can evaluate your specific pieces if you want. Bring them to an event, send me photos, or show me during a video call.
@@DrLoriV I already have your one month service...maybe I should just include one? I've actually acquire 2 of them. My prized possessions. :) Favorite artist, even though it's not an antique.
@@DrLoriV Thank you! I have your one month service...sent it. Look forward to hearing back!
I have a Wm. Keith print 1838 to 1911 called Glory of the Heavens..
Great. Are you seeking my help in some way?
Congratulations.
I have what I believe to be a copy of monet and I'm trying to get a general idea of its value
I can help, but need to see it. Can you show me during a video call? Schedule in my calendar on my website.
i found a couple of Chinese pics at a goodwill....the guy that was loading them in my truck asked why'd i buy them...I'm like cause they're beautiful and unique....he went on to tell me that they have value because one of them is number 124 of 300 anyway i can send u pics to check....I'll humbly appreciate it....and what else can i look for to authentic their value
Hi Francina, If you shop a lot for antiques, I have a service that might be helpful where you can send me pictures at any time for me to provide my expertise. You can learn more on my website to get started. You can also consider other options for a work and get a written report.
So, there must be a basic formula, as a guideline to establish where each print in the run should fall value wise. How does the value drop or by what calculation? Print 1/100 will obviously be worth more than 59/100...is there a gradual factor for valuation based on this or does it drop exponentially more later on in the run?
Many other factors must be considered. I have articles on valuing prints on my website if you'd like to learn more.
Okay, I'll look into that, thanks a lot for the reply!
@@jarlsoars1150 More videos are being edited too where I talk about prints. Stay tuned!
@@DrLoriV thank you for all your expertise and effort! I'm learning a lot from you.
@@jarlsoars1150 Happy to hear it. Don't forget to share the videos and information so others can benefit :)
I have a rc gorman in a very large frame I don't know how to tell if it is real or just a print
Send me Photos. Use the form on my website.
Hi Dr lori me I seller natural stone .I want to ask you one question,it all natural stone they have a life?thank you.
Yep, natural stones develop in nature.. so they have a life. That's a good play on words though. LOL
thank you Dr.
Hello, I would like to ask you to identify this image if possible.
Please visit my website. I have a form there where you can upload photos for my review.
What does a C in a circle mean followed by the letters F&R ?
Good question to ask during my next Ask Dr. Lori LIVE video.
my boss has a lot of prints, why do they have the artist's name on it twice? They have the artist's signature in the 'regular' place, bottom right...but also over on the left side, in a different color..
Prints are often signed by the artist and the printer. So you may have a print with two different artists' names on the same print. The artist signs a print to note his/her creative work and the printer signs his/her name to indicate his/her production work. Sometimes there are latin terms next to these names like pinx or sculp along with artist's names too indicating the printer or the artist working on the printed plate. Learn how to tell a print from a poster and other info on my website.
@@DrLoriV hi Dr Lori. If the lithograph has only the artist pencil signed at the right but no number no printer is that more valuable than print with lot of fractions?
Also some lithograph have only artist signed inside the painting isn't that considered original?
Many factors affect value. Do you have a piece that you are trying to identify and value?
@@DrLoriV no some time I see stuff at good will I did not pick them up. Thank You for your reply.
where do I send funds for unlimited over views and the cost..?? where are you based at ? are coming to Arizona soon?
All answers to those questions are on my website :)
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I have a painting that says altman on the back. I cant tell if there is a signature because of the frame. Its an original oil painting. If it was harold altman would it be worth alot of money?
I have to see it. Experts don't rely on signatures anyway. If you want you can send me pics to review the painting. See my website for a form to use to upload photos.
@@DrLoriV ok I will send it in.
@@DrLoriV if its not worth more than 59 I dont have to pay?
@@silkyjohnson4519 Our current policy is you make a submission. I review what you submitted. If the piece is worth more than the appraisal fee I tell you how to pay if you want to proceed to receive a report. If the piece is not worth the appraisal fee I tell you it is not the worth the appraisal fee. You can decide to pay to continue and receive a report or don't proceed knowing your piece is worth less than the appraisal fee.
@@DrLoriV I submitted and it said it would have to be viewed in person. Do you ever come to Oklahoma?
I think I found a painting or not it is a mark St John one signature and no numbers
I can help using my Ph.D. in art history to identify it. Can you tell me more about it answering the questions I need on the form on my website? Thx
This video is from a long time ago I wish I could have your email now
Use the form on my website.
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Nobody said there was going to be math! :-D
But it's easy math.
What's your email address! I have and African ladies lithograph very hard to find. I think I it and original low# run.
Use the form on my website.
Lori, you said you would talk later about different types of prints, such as lithos, and you'd also talk later about print runs ... but you didn't talk about these things. You seemed to rush to the advert aspect of your gig. Hmmm.
Hi Dizzy, I talk about other prints in other videos both on my channel here and on my website at www.DrLoriV.com/videos. I also offer details in several recent blog posts at www.DrLoriV.com/blog. Hope this helps.
I Just Found A Painting Numbered 7/1049-24/30 By A Man Named R. Brownell McGrew. I Have Proof.
Great! If you need an identification and value, I can help!
Can I Send You A Picture Of The Front, Back, And Autograph
@@Gottasmile88 Yes, I look at photos submitted using the "Send Photos" form on my website.
How do I get your email to send you photos of my print I have a pint of aruhur claude strachan out side cottage cross and on
The frame at the back
number is 121 And 121 and sicker at back says art produced by parker blake in c Purley # 121 out side the cottage fl 1.garnden corridor location f51./6b is it worth enythink
Send me Photos. Use the form on my website at www.drloriv.com/find-values/online/online-appraisal-form/
I have what I believe to be a copy of monet and I'm trying to get a general idea of its value
I can tell you, but need to see it. You can start by sending me photos. You can use a form on my website.