I started buying art from the thrift store a month ago after finding a Jane Wooster Scott print and soon after that found 6 more prints / paintings worth $1000 each. You couldn't be more right that people don't know what they are giving away and they just don't care. Two weeks ago I found your UA-cam channel and have been absolutely obsessed! You are an amazing wealth of knowledge and every video impresses me. I can absolutely see a show on the history channel of just you appraising items instead of just being part of the show, you are absolutely fantastic!! Thank you so much for sharing the tips and information and I think you're the only person telling people they're giving away expensive fine art for free. Hope you come to Chicago one day I would love to go! Sorry for the essay but I really can't express how happy your videos make me!!!
Welcome Jason and thanks for the feedback. I’m happy to hear you enjoy the videos. I was just in Chicago last month!! My schedule is always updated at www.DrLoriV.com/events. I’ll be in nearby Ft Wayne and Indy soon
I really appreciate your "lessons" on collecting and finding the value of family pieces I already have. You're so to the point and enjoyable to watch, too.
I totally agree with @TiffiT...I could listen to you and/or watch you, all day! I love how entertaining you are! You have an incredible stage presence!..awesome sense of humor!.. combine all that with beauty and brains!!....Well where else would I spend my days?! Lol love you Dr. Lori!! 💜💜💜
Dr. Lori, is a premier expert on prints, glassware, ceramics, and pottery. She is kind and gracious to share her world of knowledge with the public and for this we thank you. Knowledge is the key to success in any line of business and you are a Wikipedia of Knowledge. Grazie!
@@donnariggs1567 I'm just a click away! If I lived next door, I'd rarely be home :). A lot of years in school, studying, and tuition money is where the knowledge comes from!
@@DrLoriV Yes, that is true, click! You have to have a passion for the knowledge and character to commit. You are better than a walking encyclopedia. Appreciate that you are NOT GREEDY with your knowledge, now that is a gift to the world. Speaks volumes that you want the every day Joe, so to speak, keep their wealth, when so many are in line to steal it. Thanks! and Merry Christmas.
It is so easy to trick yourself into purchasing something of zero value or extremely over priced. I've made the decision to stay away from framed art because I know nothing! LOL! However, I am learning much from your videos. Thanks for sharing your years of education. I'm an educator ,and understand how much study and effort was necessary to become knowledgeable within your curriculum.
Thanks for watching! I've talked about these in a few of my videos. Have you had a chance to search my channel? It's a good idea for a future video too :)
Thanks Dr. Lori for appraising my Rembrandt & some of my Pops Boeing collection! Once I save enough money I would like to do unlimited appraisals with you. Or an in home visit. I am still downsizing, organizing, researching and taking my time with my collections. You rock & are such an inspiration to me ❤
I went to a recycling place today, I found a barrel filled with hardcover books.One of which I took was..AUDUBON'S Birds of America. Popular Edition. It says 1950 first printing.It still has the book jacket. Very beautiful old illustrations.
Dr. Lori! You just made me realize my artwork was not that great. I bought it because it’s neat but now I know it’s not worth anything. Can I get it reframed??? I need your advice because it’s wrinkled but I love it! I just need to figure out how to post pictures. Only my second time logging in.
@@vintagebodymindsoulradley9151 That thought has been discussed, I do help many resellers now as well as subscribers to my Priority Ask Dr. Lori subscription.
Hi Dr.Lori do you know anything about the artist joyila or Joyla? its hard to tell the signature on my painting its a large ship painting scrolled wood frame oil painting.ty Love watching you im learning alot.
Very wonderful point about what will sell to the millennials. I wouldn’t have thought about the fact that if they grew up in an era where they were unfamiliar with certain artists, cultures, customs, etc. then they will most likely not pass the knowledge of those artists and customs down to their children. Very interesting point Dr. Lori.
Dr. Lori has taught me so much about art, culture, jewelry etc. I love to learn from her, & she is the best. I went to see her at this event with my Rembrandt. I just turned 31 in August and "I" do not consider myself a millennial. However I think most ppl would consider me one due to my age? I know who Frank Sinatra is, I agree with you on how art, culture, history etc. Isn't being passed down unfortunately. I do see it a lot with friends if my age as well. But I was fortunate enough that my family taught me a lot more than most as far as art, culture, etc. I teach myself a lot from home and learn things online. If it were not for doctor Lori I would not know who Rembrandt was.
I have a 2 year old daughter and I will certainly pass down much knowledge to her. I think it's really great that we could learn new things everyday and we have the world at our fingertips with the Internet. I think what will sell to millennials is what touches their hearts. But that's just me speaking lol. A lot of millennials have very different taste than I do.
If ud like to take a online self study class with Dr Lori please send a message to her. I think it would help all of us with our work in thrifting. Let her know and share this message among your friends etc. Thanxxxxx
Thank you!!! I did not know about oleographs! I see them all the time and was confused about what they were...definitely not a painting but didn’t seem like a print! Generally are oleographs worth very little?
I have a beautiful painting of flowers in a vase and do believe they are daffodils, on a 40”x50” canvas , and the only signature on it is FRANCO , someone told me it could franco campana ??? Thank you
Send me Photos. Use the form on my website. To get to the form, watch a video and click on the "i" icon in the top right corner. See my face? Click on that and it will take you to the Send Photos form on my website.
I think the artist on the Sinatra is spelled Leb... something. I don't think there's more than one 't' in it. Love your channel, greetings from Lancaster PA.
I was just in Lancaster, PA shooting new videos for my What's it Worth? with Dr. Lori series. Look for those videos with additional footage soon on my YT channel. Are you a subscriber?
@@DrLoriV Yes, I subscribe to your channel and I love it. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us. I wish I had known you were coming, we have some great chocolatiers in this town.
Great video Lori, I love the shows. I am still having a little trouble with my auguste renoire painting or print. Of girl with a hat. Printed in France it says on small card on back. But I can't afford the appraisal(single disabled mom sorry,I'm sure your worth every bit with your wonderful appraisals. But that amount is a fifth of my income or I would haveu appraise it.)can u give me a few hints to see if this could be one of his prints
Linda, I understand budgets. Can you afford free? At many of my events, the event's host pays for your free review by me :) I present over 150 events a year! I can help using my Ph.D. in art history. Just need to see the piece to help.
@@lindarosette-whitfield9137 I've been to Tusla many times at the expo center at the fairgrounds. Keep tabs on my event schedule at www.DrLoriV.com/events. My events get scheduled in Tulsa, OK when a museum, fair, festival, home & garden show, etc. invite me to appear. Get your friends and family to tell those folks to invite me back :)
Good question. I'm actually trying to find the time and budget to make a video about prints. Have you searched the channel here as I do talk about lithographs in other videos too.
Hi Lori, is there an artist by the name just “FRANCO” ?? I have a painting of flowers with a beautiful vase on canvas witch it’s 40”x50” and the only signature on it is franco ??? Have you heard of him or her ?? Someone told me it could be franco campana , I believe the flowers are daffodils ??? Thank you
To send me photos use the form on my website. To get to the form, watch a video and click on the "i" icon in the top right corner. See my face? Click on that and it will take you to the Send Photos form on my website.
My family has original mining maps of Utah, Colorado and parts of New Mexico that have never been seen by the public. We would like to do prints. Any chance you have time to chat? It’s time to share the history of them.
From what I have learned from you Dr. Lori, can I take away that in true, oleographs are always going to be the redheaded step child of the print world?
@@DrLoriV I hope I don't have too many oleographs. Lol I try to be watchful. I just feel oleographs, from the videos I've watched where you identify folks' pics as oleographs, they seem to rarely be worth the value of their frame. Lol Which isn't good when you thrift to sell. Lol
That last print is hideous! I wouldn't give a buck for that. I always wonder why anyone makes mass-produced prints of ugly paintings! Probably just me and my bad taste, but looking at that would depress me. I was a graphic artist in the 80s and 90s and used to create camera ready art with pen and ink for logos and posters we printed at the printing company I worked at. I recognized the Sinatra one as production art immediately, the size would be ideal for a record album. I loved doing that work, but when it went all digital, it wasn't fun anymore so I switched to custom tailoring. Location makes a difference in price, too. I live near Palm Springs, where Sinatra and all things Rat Pack are king! I'm sure a local gallery would get a nice chunk of change for that piece, maybe from whomever lives in one of Frank's homes now. When Sinatra died, much of his items were sold, but lots went to the Angel View Thrift Store that earns and distributes money for disabled children (wonderful charity!). An ex-neighbor bought a big sack full of men's ties there, $5 for the whole bag. They were cool silk ties from 50s and 60's and high end, so she got a good deal. Then she noticed each had a fabric tag for the dry cleaners that had the owner's name... F. Sinatra! Then it became a GREAT deal! She went back to Angel View to ask if these could really be from his estate, and indeed they were because they also had furniture and other clothes from his estate. I don't know if she picked up any other fun things, but good for her! I love hearing about people finding treasures like that.
@@DrLoriV I live in Italy. I lived the first 27years of my life in the US and attended the University of Michigan,Ann Arbor . I too graduated in 1987!! I am not kidding!!! Here in Italy I am a flea market, antique market addict!!!!
I started buying art from the thrift store a month ago after finding a Jane Wooster Scott print and soon after that found 6 more prints / paintings worth $1000 each. You couldn't be more right that people don't know what they are giving away and they just don't care. Two weeks ago I found your UA-cam channel and have been absolutely obsessed! You are an amazing wealth of knowledge and every video impresses me. I can absolutely see a show on the history channel of just you appraising items instead of just being part of the show, you are absolutely fantastic!! Thank you so much for sharing the tips and information and I think you're the only person telling people they're giving away expensive fine art for free. Hope you come to Chicago one day I would love to go! Sorry for the essay but I really can't express how happy your videos make me!!!
Welcome Jason and thanks for the feedback. I’m happy to hear you enjoy the videos. I was just in Chicago last month!! My schedule is always updated at www.DrLoriV.com/events. I’ll be in nearby Ft Wayne and Indy soon
I really appreciate your "lessons" on collecting and finding the value of family pieces I already have. You're so to the point and enjoyable to watch, too.
Thanks for the feedback. Happy to hear you enjoy the videos
Dr. LORI your ABSOLUTELY AMAZING. SUCH AN INTELLIGENT YOUNG LADY.
Thanks Tracey for watching!
I love this lady she is to the point and fun to watch 👍😘🙏🙏
Thanks for the feedback!
I totally agree with @TiffiT...I could listen to you and/or watch you, all day! I love how entertaining you are! You have an incredible stage presence!..awesome sense of humor!.. combine all that with beauty and brains!!....Well where else would I spend my days?! Lol love you Dr. Lori!! 💜💜💜
Lisa, you’ve got to come to an event after watching all of my vids :)
Thank-you for another good lesson. Always fun to watch an Italian teacher speak.
Thanks for watching
You deserve the upmost respect of being called Doctor Lori! Love your videos! Jean from Maine!
Dr. Lori, is a premier expert on prints, glassware, ceramics, and pottery. She is kind and gracious to share her world of knowledge with the public and for this we thank you. Knowledge is the key to success in any line of business and you are a Wikipedia of Knowledge. Grazie!
Thanks Gloria, I'm happy to hear you are enjoying the videos!
@@DrLoriV Enjoying them, Dr. Lori, I am thrilled I found your channel. :-)
Love listening to you explain different objects. I tell everyone to watch you!! You’re the best...but you already knew that! 😉❤️
Thanks for watching and sharing. I always appreciate the feedback :)
Dr.Lori....fabulous lessons in art.!! Blessings!
Thanks Donna!
@@DrLoriV Wish you live next door...I'm not sure how you remember so many different topics....WOW JUST WOW!
@@donnariggs1567 I'm just a click away! If I lived next door, I'd rarely be home :). A lot of years in school, studying, and tuition money is where the knowledge comes from!
@@DrLoriV Yes, that is true, click! You have to have a passion for the knowledge and character to commit. You are better than a walking encyclopedia. Appreciate that you are NOT GREEDY with your knowledge, now that is a gift to the world. Speaks volumes that you want the every day Joe, so to speak, keep their wealth, when so many are in line to steal it. Thanks! and Merry Christmas.
@@donnariggs1567 Happy Holidays to you too!
My son is 21 and he loved Sinatra listens and admired his music but Dr. is right not many know him
It is so easy to trick yourself into purchasing something of zero value or extremely over priced. I've made the decision to stay away from framed art because I know nothing! LOL! However, I am learning much from your videos. Thanks for sharing your years of education. I'm an educator ,and understand how much study and effort was necessary to become knowledgeable within your curriculum.
I always suggest to stay with what you know! You’ll do better on bargains. Appreciate your comments
@@DrLoriV God, I need to proofread!
Learning so much from your channel and having fun doing it, thank you Dr Lori
Wow!!!! I learn sooo much from your videos!!! The “Dos and the Don’ts”
Happy to hear you enjoy the videos.
Thank you Dr. Lori for sharing your knowledge with us. I have learned a lot from you.
Nice to hear you are leaning. Please don't forget to share the knowledge by sharing the videos.
Thank you Dr. Lori. Once again I’m learning about pictures I’m frames.
♥️♥️😊👍
Thanks again Shelly!
Very interesting and eye opening. Ty
You are so interesting and engaging and inspiring.
How did or do you retain so much information ? It's uncanny your ability to regertate so much exact information ! 🔥Your pure fire !💯🔥🔥🔥
Years of school and tuition money :)
I love watching you. I learn so much.
Happy to hear you are learning!
You go girl😉❣️ Merry Christmas to you & your family hon.👼🙏✝️🎅🏼🤶☃️🌟🌷❣️
Happy holidays to you too!
Love your videos! Could you explain the difference between etchings and engravings?
Thanks for watching! I've talked about these in a few of my videos. Have you had a chance to search my channel? It's a good idea for a future video too :)
Thanks Dr. Lori for appraising my Rembrandt & some of my Pops Boeing collection! Once I save enough money I would like to do unlimited appraisals with you. Or an in home visit. I am still downsizing, organizing, researching and taking my time with my collections. You rock & are such an inspiration to me ❤
Happy to help and nice to meet you :) We are already planning our next event in your area so hope to see you there!
@@DrLoriV Nice to meet you too 😃 I can't wait to see you again at one of your events I'll be looking forward to it!
Very informative thank you!
As always, nice to hear from you Lori!
I went to a recycling place today, I found a barrel filled with hardcover books.One of which I took was..AUDUBON'S Birds of America. Popular Edition. It says 1950 first printing.It still has the book jacket. Very beautiful old illustrations.
No way! Crazy someone just dumped it!
I havexan old painting. Small its signature is in the front leaf edge ,it's so tiny. But magnified it seems a C E N T
I can appraise your piece. Send me Photos. Use the form on my website.
Hi dr Lori love Sinatra I grew up listening to him parents listening to him
Dr. Lori! You just made me realize my artwork was not that great. I bought it because it’s neat but now I know it’s not worth anything. Can I get it reframed??? I need your advice because it’s wrinkled but I love it!
I just need to figure out how to post pictures. Only my second time logging in.
I offer framing tips on my website at www.drloriv.com/Tips/ID/16/Framing-Tips. Photos can be submitted on my website too.
id love to do an online self study class with Dr Lori......any in the workings?
There is some discussion. We need to hear more interest
Maybe with the class people could get some sort of certification after maybe several classes 😁
@@vintagebodymindsoulradley9151 That thought has been discussed, I do help many resellers now as well as subscribers to my Priority Ask Dr. Lori subscription.
Hi Dr.Lori do you know anything about the artist joyila or Joyla? its hard to tell the signature on my painting its a large ship painting scrolled wood frame oil painting.ty Love watching you im learning alot.
Tammy I can help identify your painting. Just need to see it. Can you send me photos? Show me during a video call?
I just aqquired 3 Jessica Rice pieces how do I know the value of them?
Send me Photos. Use the form on my website.
Once again...Thank you!
Very wonderful point about what will sell to the millennials. I wouldn’t have thought about the fact that if they grew up in an era where they were unfamiliar with certain artists, cultures, customs, etc. then they will most likely not pass the knowledge of those artists and customs down to their children. Very interesting point Dr. Lori.
Dr. Lori has taught me so much about art, culture, jewelry etc. I love to learn from her, & she is the best. I went to see her at this event with my Rembrandt. I just turned 31 in August and "I" do not consider myself a millennial. However I think most ppl would consider me one due to my age? I know who Frank Sinatra is, I agree with you on how art, culture, history etc. Isn't being passed down unfortunately. I do see it a lot with friends if my age as well. But I was fortunate enough that my family taught me a lot more than most as far as art, culture, etc. I teach myself a lot from home and learn things online. If it were not for doctor Lori I would not know who Rembrandt was.
I have a 2 year old daughter and I will certainly pass down much knowledge to her. I think it's really great that we could learn new things everyday and we have the world at our fingertips with the Internet. I think what will sell to millennials is what touches their hearts. But that's just me speaking lol. A lot of millennials have very different taste than I do.
@@FlyingRaven It was nice to meet you! Happy to hear from you here :)
If ud like to take a online self study class with Dr Lori please send a message to her.
I think it would help all of us with our work in thrifting.
Let her know and share this message among your friends etc.
Thanxxxxx
Thank you!!! I did not know about oleographs! I see them all the time and was confused about what they were...definitely not a painting but didn’t seem like a print! Generally are oleographs worth very little?
Generally Oleographs are not worth much money. Don't forget to share the video so others can learn!
I have a beautiful painting of flowers in a vase and do believe they are daffodils, on a 40”x50” canvas , and the only signature on it is FRANCO , someone told me it could franco campana ??? Thank you
Send a photo to my website so I can help you to identify and appraise your painting. Visit my website.
@@DrLoriV okay, thank you❤️
Dr lori..would a William bartoll (boy with dog) print have any value?
Send me Photos. Use the form on my website. To get to the form, watch a video and click on the "i" icon in the top right corner. See my face? Click on that and it will take you to the Send Photos form on my website.
I think the artist on the Sinatra is spelled Leb... something. I don't think there's more than one 't' in it. Love your channel, greetings from Lancaster PA.
I was just in Lancaster, PA shooting new videos for my What's it Worth? with Dr. Lori series. Look for those videos with additional footage soon on my YT channel. Are you a subscriber?
@@DrLoriV Yes, I subscribe to your channel and I love it. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us. I wish I had known you were coming, we have some great chocolatiers in this town.
@@portialancaster3442 I do love chocolate! Too bad since you could have been part of the taping. It was announced on my website and newsletter.
@@DrLoriV Oh no TV for me, thank you very much. I'll be more diligent about checking the events listings. Blessings.
What usually happens to the steel plates from steel etchings ?
Sometimes they are reused, sometimes destroyed. Depends on the artist.
Great video Lori, I love the shows. I am still having a little trouble with my auguste renoire painting or print. Of girl with a hat. Printed in France it says on small card on back. But I can't afford the appraisal(single disabled mom sorry,I'm sure your worth every bit with your wonderful appraisals. But that amount is a fifth of my income or I would haveu appraise it.)can u give me a few hints to see if this could be one of his prints
Linda, I understand budgets. Can you afford free? At many of my events, the event's host pays for your free review by me :) I present over 150 events a year! I can help using my Ph.D. in art history. Just need to see the piece to help.
OMG! I'd love to go to an event premiering you! When do you come to Tulsa oklahoma
@@lindarosette-whitfield9137 I've been to Tusla many times at the expo center at the fairgrounds. Keep tabs on my event schedule at www.DrLoriV.com/events. My events get scheduled in Tulsa, OK when a museum, fair, festival, home & garden show, etc. invite me to appear. Get your friends and family to tell those folks to invite me back :)
Hi Dr. Lori! Do you know anything about Trudeau mirrors? I bought one and don't know if it's worth a lot or nothing. Loving these videos!!
I can help. You can send me photos using a form on my website or show me during a video call.
@@DrLoriV Excellent. Will do.
Can you explain lithographs? The term seems to be tossed around loosely in the resale industry!
Good question. I'm actually trying to find the time and budget to make a video about prints. Have you searched the channel here as I do talk about lithographs in other videos too.
I just watched it. Thank you!
She’s awesome. And funny
Thx
Hi Lori, i was wondering if you have heard of a artist name Franco ???
You do not have to ask the same question multiple times, Debby. Thanks.
Hi Lori, is there an artist by the name just “FRANCO” ?? I have a painting of flowers with a beautiful vase on canvas witch it’s 40”x50” and the only signature on it is franco ??? Have you heard of him or her ?? Someone told me it could be franco campana , I believe the flowers are daffodils ??? Thank you
Send me a photo... via my website.
To Cool!
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣she's on a roll!
Dr. Lori what is your contact info....I have something to show. Thanks.
To send me photos use the form on my website. To get to the form, watch a video and click on the "i" icon in the top right corner. See my face? Click on that and it will take you to the Send Photos form on my website.
@@DrLoriV thank you, Ill be sending some in a minute.
👍👍👍
Why do I think Dr. LORI feels about cruise auctions the way I do?
How do I add photos? Anyone?
I review photos submitted using the form on my website.
My family has original mining maps of Utah, Colorado and parts of New Mexico that have never been seen by the public. We would like to do prints. Any chance you have time to chat? It’s time to share the history of them.
Video chats with me can be scheduled on my website. Check it out :)
Binge watching 2-D art videos.
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From what I have learned from you Dr. Lori, can I take away that in true, oleographs are always going to be the redheaded step child of the print world?
I write a lot about prints on my website which you may find helpful :)
@@DrLoriV I hope I don't have too many oleographs. Lol I try to be watchful. I just feel oleographs, from the videos I've watched where you identify folks' pics as oleographs, they seem to rarely be worth the value of their frame. Lol Which isn't good when you thrift to sell. Lol
Invest in fine art 🖼!!!
Tyou
Sharing helps me. Thank you.
That last print is hideous! I wouldn't give a buck for that. I always wonder why anyone makes mass-produced prints of ugly paintings! Probably just me and my bad taste, but looking at that would depress me.
I was a graphic artist in the 80s and 90s and used to create camera ready art with pen and ink for logos and posters we printed at the printing company I worked at. I recognized the Sinatra one as production art immediately, the size would be ideal for a record album.
I loved doing that work, but when it went all digital, it wasn't fun anymore so I switched to custom tailoring.
Location makes a difference in price, too. I live near Palm Springs, where Sinatra and all things Rat Pack are king! I'm sure a local gallery would get a nice chunk of change for that piece, maybe from whomever lives in one of Frank's homes now.
When Sinatra died, much of his items were sold, but lots went to the Angel View Thrift Store that earns and distributes money for disabled children (wonderful charity!). An ex-neighbor bought a big sack full of men's ties there, $5 for the whole bag. They were cool silk ties from 50s and 60's and high end, so she got a good deal. Then she noticed each had a fabric tag for the dry cleaners that had the owner's name... F. Sinatra! Then it became a GREAT deal!
She went back to Angel View to ask if these could really be from his estate, and indeed they were because they also had furniture and other clothes from his estate. I don't know if she picked up any other fun things, but good for her!
I love hearing about people finding treasures like that.
Why are frames soooo expensive?
Depends on the frame :)
@@DrLoriV I live in Italy. I lived the first 27years of my life in the US and attended the University of Michigan,Ann Arbor . I too graduated in 1987!! I am not kidding!!! Here in Italy I am a flea market, antique market addict!!!!
I used to visit the resale shop in Kerry Town across from Zingermans. It is still there.
@@Thomas-fu8vp I haven't visited Ann Arbor in a few years :)