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Старый 10.12.2009, 09:45 Язык оригинала: Русский       #33
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AlexanderG your scheme outlined in the first post, is unlikely to apply in Russia. Over 90%of Russian art sale in a range of up to $ 5000.

Ravno, kak i vezde.

Those who have sold more - a narrow range in the main metropolitan authors. But they certainly have someone cooperating. In Moscow there is a semblance of competition among artists, respectively, and a semblance of the market. In the same province, there is no competition. Provincial artist will not give 50-70%, he would laugh in your face.

I ostanetsia v provintsii


I agree with the opinion of K-Maler that "we will be successful" heterogeneous "gallery". We have too much property bundle. Therefore gallery has to consider and mimoprohodyaschih people willing to spend to buy a modest amount.

Soglasen, galerei nuzny samye raznye, vzaimodeistvuiuschie s raznymi demograficheskimi gruppami.

I then came up with another scheme. If the dealer sells my work in a range of up to $ 5000, I give him 10%, from 5 to 15 - 20%, from 15 to 30 - 30%, from 30 to 50 - 40%, from 50 to 100 - 50%. That is, on principle, the higher the sale price, the higher the percentage of the dealer. I think this is a good incentive for both parties. Or not? Also I personally psychologically much easier to part with half of a larger amount than two-thirds of the fine.
Ha, ia ob etom dumal eschio v NZ No! Togda bol'shinstvu hudoznikov (do $ 5,000) nichego ne svetit !
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