How to sell the painting at foreign auctions?

[LCR]

Сообщение от d_atiquariato

Lord, what auctions are you interested in?
Each auction their zamorochki, much depends on the country where the auction will take place (taxes, for example ...).

d_atiquariato absolutely right, I can only add that as a rule, recently appeared auction houses typically offer sellers more silt less favorable conditions (for example, an auction Gene Shapiro), but this situation lasts for a brief period (eg, MacDougall).
At the same time, the final prices of these auctions are usually lower than that of "large".
Well, now we know a themselves :-)))

[Enotka]

As far as I can imagine placing pictures on the 1 \ 4 page in the catalog of the auction house is worth about $ 350, at 1 \ 2 - about 600. Also, I think, for the unsold paintings still pay some commission. interest rates with the hammer in the case of the successful sale of the painting.

[metania]

My friends gave twenty pages of graphics, Vladimir Yakovlev.
Here I think to sell .... where to begin I do not know

[Lorart]

Сообщение от metania

I have friends presented twenty pages of graphics, Vladimir Yakovlev. Here I think to sell .... where to begin I do not know

Well, just, maybe we should start with reading this post, and actually many other forum pages. photograph collection. choose to start any auction - by the way, sorry that we are talking here only about western houses - no estimates Russian auctions (except for the narrowness of their focus, although someone here said that in this case, segmentation - it is bad). know the conditions and contacts. well, act.
or choose a path through the gallery owners ...

[coldman]

Сообщение от metania

I have friends presented twenty pages of graphics, Vladimir Yakovlev. Here I think to sell .... where to begin I do not know

Better to sell the paintings abroad through escrow.com. There, the customer first takes the money in the system.

I also use the site artseven.ru for sale abroad.
Located on the same site pictures they are duplicated on the U.S. site. <!--~ 10 "->