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Galeria
Aniela
the world’s
local fine art E-gallery HOME |
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Founded in 1994, Galeria Aniela won the
trust
of most important Australian
artists
from the post WWII
until today.
Selling
world-class artworks
of impeccable
provenance,
shipping worldwide
we
built the
reputation
in Australia and
all over the World.
When you buy a work
of art from Galeria Aniela, we immediately pay
the
artist
helping
artists
make living with their creations
including
Jamie Boyd,
Lenore Boyd,
John
Olsen,
Arthur Boyd,
John
Perceval,
Stephen
Glassborow,
Bogdan Fialkowski,
Charles Blackman,
Guy
Boyd,
Ningura Napurrula
and
many
more.
Galeria Aniela's
BOYD family
Exhibition
coup the
front page
of
Sydney Morning
Herald,
Australian National
NEWS ABC TV
and
Sunday Afternoon ABC
TV.
Retrospective of
John Perceval
secure
Australian National
NEWS ABC TV
and
Charles Blackman
Retrospective
ART-Scream SBS TV.
Deep appreciation
Cameron O’Reilly,
Sir David Attenborough,
Bob Hawke,
the former
Prime Minister of Australia,
Australian Arts Media
and
art-buyers
for support.
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The Art of Giving
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shipping worldwide
If you LOVE quality
Art of
impeccable
provenance,
the
art
you want is at
Galeria Aniela |
Appraisals
Valuation -
Appraisals
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Galeria Aniela compiled a list of
resources that you may find useful |
Once an owner decide sell a
purchased
artwork, the item enters the
secondary market.
The
secondary market
is handled by
Auction
Houses and
Art-Dealers
and may
involve
resale royalty. |
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Free Valuations
(Do It Yourself) |
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About appraisals
Galeria Aniela does
NOT
appraise
artworks on
the
secondary art market
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About the
resale royalty
Under the Resale Royalty Right for Visual Artists Act, auction
houses and galleries are required to report resales to Copyright
Agency, the collecting organisation for the Scheme. Copyright Agency
then determines eligibility, collects royalties and pays it to the
artist or other rights holders. Resale rights apply to artworks by
living artists and for 70 years after an artist’s death.
After 9 June
2010
the seller
pays a 5% royalty on resales of works on
the
second
transfer of ownership for all artworks created after
8 June 2010.
For artworks
created
before
9 June 2010, the royalty is
not
payable on the FIRST resale even though the first transfer of
ownership occurs after 9 June 2010.
I.E. :
A artwork sold in 2008 and "re-sold"
in December 2018 is the
first
transfer
of ownership and the artist is
not
entitled to a re-sale royalty.
HOWEVER after 8 June 2010, the next re-sale will
the
second
transfer of ownership
will attract the re-sale royalty.
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https://www.resaleroyalty.org.au/about-resale-royalty.aspx
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https://www.artslaw.com.au/information-sheet/resale-royalty-rights-for-visual-artists/
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https://www.arts.gov.au/funding-and-support/resale-royalty-scheme
Difference between the primary and secondary art market
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https://www.picassomio.com/art-appreciation/what-is-the-difference-between-the-primary-and-secondary-art-market.html
PRIMARY
VS SECONDARY MARKET
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https://www.oneartnation.com/the-primary-vs-secondary-art-market/
secondary art market
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If you
LOVE quality
Art of
impeccable
provenance,
the
art
you want is at Galeria Aniela |
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Art
Valuation
Guidelines
To arrive at a specific monetary value, a valuation involves
research
as well as collecting data from
multiple sources including:
Artwork value is created by reputation
of the seller and history play the essential role of supplying
attribution, establishing opinion and authenticating works of art
offered on the World Art market.
The
following elements may affect an
artwork
value
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Is the item you own,
a museum-quality
work of art?
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Is the artwork scarce or
otherwise?
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Is the artwork historically
important, it is
illustrated / publicized?
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Has it an influence or has it been
influenced?
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It is the artwork representative
of the artist?
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Is the artwork from the period of
the artist high-acclaim?
Artwork value is
affected by
the
quality
and the rarity
the
provenance
the style, title, subject and the
condition
the artwork size may not necessary
qualify its price or affects its value
the nature of attribution
including a scholar's opinion, as well as which scholar attributions
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Art
valuation is the process of estimating the potential
market value
of a
work of art
as a
financial
valuation,
apart from an
aesthetic
opinion, subjective views of cultural value play a part as well.
The most basic level of price determination, an art valuation provides an
estimate of the current market value of a work of art (a painting,
sculpture or a limited edition print) is looking through the eyes of
an art-speculator without taking into account the true value of
a work of art existence for the pleasure its gives.
"The masterpiece should appear as the flower to the painter
perfect
in its bud as in its bloom
without no reason to explain its presence
no mission to fulfill"
James McNeill Whistler
The
Research
and investigation of a work of art has a particular importance,
firstly, to
authenticate
the artwork and secondary, to value the object.
Art
appraisals rely to a great extent on the advice and enthusiasm
of a variety of specialized market analysts, curators, museums and
commercial galleries.
Artwork value is enhanced by competition for the work, rarity as
well as the current trend,
taste, publicity, beliefs and style.
The art market's participants and other limitations dictate the size
of the market and increase the risk that some items may be over or
undervalued.
Comparative techniques
are,
seeing the objects first hand, expert opinions, investigation, study
and the results of scientific tests may also be used, but
establishing
provenance
is essentially a matter of
documentation.
The purpose of tracing
the
provenance
of an object or entity is to provide contextual and circumstantial
evidence for its
authenticity,
the original production or discovery, by establishing, its history,
especially the sequences of its formal ownership,
custody,
and/or places of storage.
Works of art are not
fungible
like
stocks
thus art appraisals require
continual research.
The World
art market
operates in an economic model that considers more than
supply and
demand.
It is a hybrid type of
prediction
market
where artworks are bought and sold for values based not only on a work's
perceived cultural value, but on both, its past monetary value as
well as its predicted future value.
Unlike
the volumes in the
securities
market
where millions of people
and firms participate in buying and selling financial interests, or
the
commodities
market
where measures of raw or primary products are exchanged using
standardized contracts, art market activity largely follows the
demands of a more limited array of private art collectors, museums,
and large corporate interests as the principal market participants.
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