Poraskinuv brains and summarizing the results of the auction porodazh (available to me), here's my final thought on the primary-secondary market (art):
The secondary market is the sale of works of art by a third party (not the artist himself). (That's all.)
That's what I think. (If Korotnev simply and clearly)
[color="#666 686"]Posted 2 hours 16 minutes[/color]
Here is a quote, which had meetings mention of "primary market" and "secondary market":
(In my opinion is quite wrong, and put that vzabluzhdenie
artart:
When the relative obviousness of best sellers, making the "linear" rating of the most expensive works impossible that primarily inhibit two aspects: 1. transactions may be separated from one another for decades (comparative price analysis is complicated), 2. the only data that can officially have the experts - it's starting and selling prices of products
auctions(primary market).the secondary art market (ie private sale) is difficult to monitor: the exact amount of the transaction, usually secret, the most that can be found - is its order. A secondary market prices often outperform the auction. For example, the official (auction=) record sales for Richter (Gerhard Richter) is $ 5.4 million (Three Candles, 1982, sold in 2001), whereas, according to one of the dealers of the artist, early Richter (1960 gg.) sold privately for 9-10 million dollars.
http://www.gelos.ru/sale/arhjournal/0003 ...
[color="#666 686"]Posted 2 hours 29 minutes[/color]
Not for nothing Artart raised the issue, because in Russian, even the definition of such failed vyguglit ..
Here is what was found only in English:
What is the difference between the primary and secondary art market?
The primary art market refers to when an artwork comes to the market for the first time at a gallery or any other art exhibition. This is the time when the price for the artwork is established for the first time.
In technical terms, similar to the maker of a design product, a sail boat, or jewelry, the gallerist /dealer, in conjunction with the artist, establishes a selling price based on the cost of research and development /creation of the product. The age-old truism from the economic theory on "supply and demand" defines this pricing structure. When the demand grows for the works of a particular artist's work, whether paintings, sculptures, photographs, or graphic prints, the value and the price of the art increases. Generally, speaking, the greater the demand, the higher the price the artwork would command on the primary market.
Once the artwork is purchased on the primary market and the purchaser, whether a collector, a business, a foundation or a dealer, decides to sell it, it enters the secondary market. For example, most artworks at an auction house form part of the secondary market, as the artwork has already been purchased once. In simpler terms, one would refer to the "secondary market" as the "used" or "second-hand" market.
taken from here:
http://www.picassomio.com/art-apprec...rt-market.html
Translated into Russian by the last sentence:
Put (in simple terms), the product can be counted among the "secondary market" if it had been "used" or "second hand" market. (who may, even provide a better translation, this is a "crib")
That was very close to my morning conclusion (which I am very happy!)
Compare:
The secondary market is the sale of works of art by a third party (not the artist himself).
That is: Second Hand or secondary market!
[color="#666 686"]Posted 2 hours 43 minutes[/color]
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I think that promoting such an idea is part of a campaign of auctions
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I hope that the range of views will no longer blindly follow the propaganda
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artart, I think it's not "propaganda" but simply a lack of professionalism .. (glitch on the ground "
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based on the above considerations auction may be the "primary market" just in case. when the product and the price appears there FIRST!
All figured out
Thank you all!