Locate an Artist

To find the VALUE of works of art, DO NOT ASK HERE. Go to the Auction houses and Registries, including ArtNet, ArtCyclopedia, Butterfield's, ArtPrice, Christie's, Sotheby's, and Art Dealers Association of America.

Follow these steps to locate your artist:
1 a.) CHECK FIRST - did someone ask your question?
... b.) Type the Artist's name and media in the Subject line of your submission.
... c.) Do you have a piece by the artist? What does it look like? What dimensions? Is it signed or dated? OR, Can you guess when it was done? i.e., are there horses, cars or spaceships?
... d.) Where is the artist OR the piece from? Did you know the artist?
With information, location becomes more likely. If you come with a question, please try to leave an answer.
2.) Try the Art Search Engines
3.) Try Art Organizations, historical societies or museums in the state or country of origin.
4.) Try People Search Engines: Yahoo's People Search, or American Directory Assistance or InfoSpace or WhoWhere or BigFoot.

This Forum is Temporarily under Repair
Topics are being archived.
Please return at the end of May, 2003 to add your topic or find your answer.
In the meantime, check out the archived artists below. Thank you for visiting

ARCHIVED ARTISTS
Birdsey, Alfred
Cucaro, Pascal
Ditlef (or Ditleif or Dittel) Anton or M.
Gedrose, Ed
Goldin, Nan
Grutzner, Ed
Sugita, Robert

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