Limited Edition Giclee Prints

Question www.artsourced.net art gallery offers originlas & limited/open edition giclee prints. is the prices worth it?


Best Answer your personal choice for art is just that. What it costs to buy it.... well that again is personal choice. Your art being worth what you paid for it .... means how badly do you want to own it?

Question Do limited edition prints have any resale value at all? I'm thinking about buying a giclee ~ $3K/print?


Best Answer Yes they do have a value, but it depends who the artist is. If it is a popular artist like Kinkade ot Hirst they might sell for thousands of dollars like the one that you have.

Question I have a giclee limited edition pastel print and was wondering its value.?
TITLE: Avenue Bistro, Bucieras Mexico ARTIST: Sher Antoine-Matlock MEDIUM OF ORIGINAL: Pastel YR OF PUBLICATION: 2005 print number 2 of 250 signed by artist - ink and paper has 100+ year rating

Best Answer She seems to be quite popular in the Shady Cove area in Jackson County and has shown in The Pastel Society of the West Coast (Open Exhibition). Her work will have some value (but it could be in a very local market) and there is no info. on her prices that I can find.

Question anybody know anything about collection domaine picasso giclee prints?
I recieved a giclee print that is lead numbered '95/500' and signed 'Collection Domaine Picasso'It has an embossed seal that reads limited edition print collection picasso. Is it really worth 1200.USD? In answer please include your credentials. thank you.

Best Answer Hi! First, you must understand what 'Giclee' means. It is a computer-generated print that the publisher (manufacturer) may embellish to 'their' advantage to distibute their product: http://painting.about.com/cs/printing/a/gilceeprints_2.htm Then one should understand what the U.S. standard for fair market value is: "The fair market value is the price at which the property would change hands between a willing buyer and a willing seller, neither being under any compulsion to buy or to sell and both having reasonable knowledge of relevant facts.[1] " http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fair_market_value#_note-0 Here is a comparable piece: http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=160147313537&ih=006&category=78724&ssPageName=WDVW&rd=1 See 133 A (This is the realized "fair market price" for a lithograph and not a giclee): http://www.burchardgalleries.com/auctions/2001/sep2301/sep2301r.htm Then there is "worth," ....to a wholesaler, a retailer, an estate, for insurance, to you? There exist different acceptable valuations for a given entity. My credentials are unimportant as this information is available in the public domain and can be accessed with ease and documented satisfactorily. I hope this helps!