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<p>[QUOTE="Armando0831, post: 32050, member: 305"]I have not purchased this painting yet, due to the fact that I'm waiting to see if the owner will remove the painting from the frame to reveal the signature. Upon doing so, I can research for that artist and hopefully find comparable prices. If they don't show me the sig, then yes, it would be a very irrational decision to buy this at $275 without having a positive id on a listed artist. </p><p><br /></p><p>I'm wanting to collect pieces from listed artist. I do get a little ahead of myself when buying paintings but over the last year, I've calmed down and looked for the artist before buying a piece. Now, if a piece is original, and the artist that I know not of, and I like it, I try to compare prices with similar subject matter and time frame to make a sound call on a price. </p><p><br /></p><p>I'm just a collector. On the same hand, I don't want to collect junk. Investment wise, yes that's also my priority. I know you've read where I never plan on selling any of my pieces. I see it as, I work to hard to sell something that I've worked my tail off getting. Yes, to have some serious money for my future grand kids, if they ever feel like liquated, is a thought. Hopefully though, they appreciate art as much as I do. </p><p><br /></p><p>It's like my baseball card collection, only Ruth's, Aaron's, May's and Mantle's. Oh ya, can't forget Derek Jeter.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Armando0831, post: 32050, member: 305"]I have not purchased this painting yet, due to the fact that I'm waiting to see if the owner will remove the painting from the frame to reveal the signature. Upon doing so, I can research for that artist and hopefully find comparable prices. If they don't show me the sig, then yes, it would be a very irrational decision to buy this at $275 without having a positive id on a listed artist. I'm wanting to collect pieces from listed artist. I do get a little ahead of myself when buying paintings but over the last year, I've calmed down and looked for the artist before buying a piece. Now, if a piece is original, and the artist that I know not of, and I like it, I try to compare prices with similar subject matter and time frame to make a sound call on a price. I'm just a collector. On the same hand, I don't want to collect junk. Investment wise, yes that's also my priority. I know you've read where I never plan on selling any of my pieces. I see it as, I work to hard to sell something that I've worked my tail off getting. Yes, to have some serious money for my future grand kids, if they ever feel like liquated, is a thought. Hopefully though, they appreciate art as much as I do. It's like my baseball card collection, only Ruth's, Aaron's, May's and Mantle's. Oh ya, can't forget Derek Jeter.[/QUOTE]
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