[QUOTE=мистер-у;3323361]I want You on all posts to answer briefly,but clearly.Which of first-class work came on the secondary market? Properly no.What is the work of Russian artists of the second echelon was released to the secondary market? No.
So what we are discussing.About anything.Secondary market de facto not sushestvuet@
Yes, this is a very interesting point.
Secondary market almost none. One can estimate that the work on the secondary market there are about 40-50 years, the change of generations of owners, when heirs sell the inheritance. So 20 years later, not earlier.

Very true observation. Recently did an exhibition of Edmond Petrosian completely unknown to the naive artist. Today was the last day. Of the 26 works were sold 20,of which 8 works acquired the Moscow Museum of naive art,12 different people - collectors. Of the remaining 6 work 3 work, I didn't sell at all. 3 reserved. It turns out sold everything under the net in times of crisis, etc.

[QUOTE="Самвел;3323751"]Get sold everything under the net in times of crisis itd@

If you set a reasonable price and to sell, it will sell :)

[QUOTE="мистер-у;3323361"]I want You on all posts to answer briefly,but clearly.Which of first-class work came on the secondary market? Correctly nikica@
In vain you so. Repeat sales and examples of successful investments quite a lot.For example, the rating of the yield from repeat sales for 2013: http://artinvestment.ru/invest/analy...nvesticii.html

And last Russian week was a lot of repeat sales is the same Serebryakova and Annenkov. See: http://artinvestment.ru/invest/analy...sian_week.html

What investments without re-sales? This keeps the art world and auctions. This is not enough.

Vladimir?At Christie's, Sotheby's, always bought the work,in the form of investments.Previously they worked as "Golden shares Gazprom",and now stalled,alas such is life.Work bought on аукционахTodey?
sold in a few years,but with good liquidity,but now this scheme "chromanol",as well as many others.Let's hope that sooner or later everything will be restored.

[QUOTE=artcol;3323651]Yes, this is a very interesting point.
Secondary market almost none. One can estimate that the work on the secondary market there are about 40-50 years, the change of generations of owners, when heirs sell the inheritance. So 20 years later, not ranise@

In the absence of opportunities i.e. the lack of a market.

It's not quite clear what You mean by "a secondary market".

And what about Russian sales in London? And our local auctions?

Yes, "Portrait of Alexander Tikhonov" 1922 great example - it's up to the November auction has twice exhibited at Christie's (1989 and 2007), and every time he set a record price for the artist's works.

Fed, do not exaggerate.
56 years ( for men) this is the post number. Now 62-63 year, which is also very small. The more that before Gorbachev's utilization of the country it was on the European level.

And if the child is a girl, she and now have the opportunity to live much longer.