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1. The death effect in art prices: evidence from Denmark

Author

Maddison, David and Pedersen, Anders Jul

Subjects
Art -- Denmark, Art -- Prices and rates, Art -- Economic aspects, Death -- Influence, Painters -- Economic aspects, Death in art -- Denmark, Death in art -- Prices and rates, Death in art -- Economic aspects, Company pricing policy, Business, Business, general, Economics
Abstract

A study was conducted to examine the price dynamics of an artist's work around the time of their death. A panel of paintings by Danish painters is analyzed. Findings indicate that the conditional life expectancy of the artist at the time of sale has a negative effect on the sale price. Results also show that interest in artists' works begins to decline after their death.

Published
2008

2. Rich America, poor America

Author

Santoli, Michael

Subjects
Art -- Prices and rates, Art -- United States, Real property -- Prices and rates, Real property -- Statistics, Company pricing policy, Banking, finance and accounting industries, Business
Abstract

The trends pertaining to wage disparity around the world are described. The prices of real estate and works of art are discussed.

Published
2007

3. Art as an investment: the market for modern prints

Author

Pesandro, James E.

Subjects
Art as an investment -- Research, Art -- Prices and rates, Prints -- Prices and rates, Prints -- Research, Art auctions -- Research, Business, Economics
Abstract

A study examined the economic efficiency of the art market by focusing on the auction market for modern prints. An index of prices for repeat sales of identical prints from 1977 to 1992 showed a mean real return on the total print portfolio of only 1.51%. This rate compares unfavorably with such investments as stocks and long-term bonds, which have comparable risk. Results varied on other aspects of market efficiency.

Published
1993

4. New York, New York

Author

DeNitto, Edited By Emily

Subjects
Manhattan Media -- Planning, NYC and Co. -- Officials and employees, Daniel Pehr Locksmith -- Location, Puppetry of the Penis (Play) -- Cases, Newspaper publishing -- Planning, Entertainment industry -- Cases, Sex discrimination -- Cases, Convention bureaus -- Officials and employees, Services industry -- Location, Art industry -- Economic aspects, Art -- Prices and rates, Business, Business, regional
Abstract

FORWARD EDITOR GOES FORWARD Seth Lipsky, former editor of the Forward, plans to launch a daily newspaper. Mr. Lipsky was ousted from the Jewish weekly in spring 2000 because he [...]

Published
2001

5. Art insurance growing, but standards sought

Author

Wojcik, Joanne

Subjects
Art industry -- Insurance, Art -- Prices and rates, Insurance industry -- Product information, Business, Insurance, Inland Marine Underwriters Association -- Product information
Abstract

KEYSTONE, Colo.-Determining the value of a stolen or damaged piece of artwork as part of an insurance claim can be as sketchy as describing that piece from memory, appraisers and [...]

Published
2001

6. Wish list

Author

Manning, Margie

Subjects
Art industry -- Officials and employees, Museum curators -- Evaluation, Art -- Prices and rates, Business, Business, regional
Abstract

Brent Benjamin, director of the Saint Louis Art Museum, says the one piece of art he'd most like to add to the collection is 'The Arnolfini Portrait' by 15th century [...]

Published
2000

7. Art for lucre's sake

Author

Sanford, Jeff

Subjects
Art auctions -- Industry forecasts, Art -- Canada, Art -- Supply and demand, Art -- Prices and rates, Investments -- Methods, Company pricing policy, Business, Business, regional, Economics
Abstract

Art objects are becoming lucrative investment options. Recent trends in art auctions are discussed to indicate the recent demand for art objects.

Published
2005

8. Contemporary art runs hot

Author

Kavanagh, John

Subjects
Art -- Prices and rates, Art industry -- Prices and rates, Business, Business, general
Abstract

Issues are presented concerning the high prices which are being achieved by certain contemporary artists at auctions in Australia. The difficulty of selecting contemporary art which will increase in value is discussed.

Published
2001

9. Is this art? With traditional works scarce and the economy tough, more collectors are looking for affordable art; but will rock posters and lawn chairs hold their value?

Author

Barnes, Brooks

Subjects
Art -- Prices and rates, Art -- Marketing, Art -- Valuation, Art dealers -- Marketing, Posters -- Valuation, Posters -- Marketing, Video art -- Valuation, Video art -- Marketing, Furniture, Modern -- Valuation, Furniture, Modern -- Marketing, Glass craft -- Valuation, Glass craft -- Marketing, Art -- United States, Arts/humanities software, Company marketing practices, Company pricing policy, Business, Business, general
Published
2003

12. Dealer's choice

Author

Costello, Daniel

Subjects
Art dealers -- Investments, Art industry -- Economic aspects, Art -- Prices and rates, Artists -- Marketing, Collectors and collecting -- Investments, Business, Business, general
Published
2000

13. The art market: how high can it go?

Author

Peers, Alexandra

Subjects
Art -- Prices and rates, Art auctions -- Economic aspects, Auction firms -- Marketing, Business, Business, general
Published
1999

14. Art theft booms

Author

Bensinger, Ken

Subjects
Art thefts -- Economic aspects, Art -- Prices and rates, Auction firms -- Crimes against, Business, Business, general
Published
1999

15. Pretty 'Sensation'-al art prices

Author

Peers, Alexandra

Subjects
Art -- Prices and rates, Business, Business, general, Brooklyn Museum of Art, Brooklyn, New York, New York -- Exhibitions
Published
1999

17. Bids lag at Asian-art auctions

Author

Kinsella, Eileen

Subjects
Auctions -- Statistics, Art -- Prices and rates, Business, Business, general
Published
1999

18. In payscales, life sometimes imitates art

Author

Duff, Christina

Subjects
Art -- Prices and rates, Painting -- Prices and rates, Art auctions -- Economic aspects, Artists -- Demographic aspects, Business, Business, general
Published
1998

19. Impressionist and modern art at Sotheby's

Subjects
Sotheby's Inc. -- Marketing, Auction firms -- Marketing, Art -- Prices and rates, Banking, finance and accounting industries, Business
Published
1994

20. Contemporary art at Christie's

Subjects
Christie's International PLC -- Marketing, Art -- Prices and rates, Auction firms -- Marketing, Banking, finance and accounting industries, Business
Published
1994

21. Ceramics? Critters? Art fairs have it: Ann Arbor bustles on opening day

Author

Kohn, Martin F.

Subjects
Special events -- Social aspects, Special events -- Management, Art -- Michigan, Art -- Prices and rates, Art -- Marketing, Company business management, Company pricing policy, Company marketing practices, Business, Business, regional, General interest
Published
2007

22. Even if you don't buy anything, it's still fun to browse the art

Author

Kohn, Martin F.

Subjects
Special events -- Social aspects, Special events -- Management, Art -- Michigan, Art -- Prices and rates, Art -- Marketing, Company business management, Company pricing policy, Company marketing practices, Business, Business, regional, General interest
Published
2007

23. Shoppers snap up first-day finds

Author

Kohn, Martin F.

Subjects
Special events -- Social aspects, Art -- Michigan, Art -- Prices and rates, Art -- Marketing, Company pricing policy, Company marketing practices, Business, Business, regional, General interest
Published
2007

25. Christies's sale of art raises $15.3 million

Author

Peers, Alexandra

Subjects
Christie's International PLC -- Statistics -- 00144329, Auction firms -- Statistics, Art, Modern -- 20th century AD, Art as an investment -- Economic aspects, Art -- Prices and rates, Business, Business, general
Published
1996

28. Art market's slump persists at fall sales

Author

Peers, Alexandra

Subjects
Christie's International PLC -- Statistics, Sotheby's Holdings Inc. -- Statistics, Art auctions -- Economic aspects, Auction firms -- Statistics, Painting, Modern -- Prices and rates, Impressionism (Art) -- Prices and rates, Art -- Prices and rates, Business, Business, general
Published
1991

29. Banks take on a different role as art prices fall

Author

Peers, Alexandra

Subjects
Auction firms -- Reports, Bank loans -- Economic aspects, Art -- Prices and rates, Banking industry -- Economic aspects, Business, Business, general
Published
1991

30. How deep is the art market's recession?

Author

Peers, Alexandra

Subjects
Christie's International PLC -- Marketing, Sotheby's Holdings Inc. -- Marketing, Artists -- Works, Art auctions -- Statistics, Auction firms -- Marketing, Art -- Prices and rates, Business, Business, general
Published
1991

32. Art dealers see shift as buyers turn cautious

Author

Peers, Alexandria

Subjects
International Antique Dealers Show -- 1990 AD, Art -- Prices and rates, Art auctions -- Economic aspects, Business, Business, general
Published
1990

34. Bird paintings

Author

Duthy, Robin

Subjects
Art -- Prices and rates, Birds in art -- Prices and rates, Banking, finance and accounting industries, Business
Abstract

Paintings of birds are very popular with collectors and Archibald Thorburn 's paintings are a must for most collections. Prices for his paintings have increased by 790% to a little more than 8k pounds sterling since 1975. The Gould's B9irds of Great Britain is a colour-plate book of birds and now consists of 367 plates. Single plates can often be purchased for between 200-300 pounds sterling but the entire set is valued at between 30k-40k pounds sterling.

Published
1994

35. Has the art market bottomed?

Author

DuBois, Peter C.

Subjects
Art auctions -- Economic aspects, Art industry -- Economic aspects, Art -- Prices and rates, Art as an investment -- Economic aspects, Banking, finance and accounting industries, Business
Abstract

The fall 1991 auction season may reveal whether prices will rise or fall. Prices for Impressionist, modern, and contemporary art have fallen since May 1990, but collectors may begin investing if they feel that prices will rise.

Published
1991

37. Telepraisal: appraising art by phone

Subjects
Telepraisal -- Services, Appraisers -- Services, Art as an investment -- Services, Art -- Prices and rates, Art industry -- Services, Business, Business, general
Published
1983

45. English painting to be auctioned

Subjects
Sotheby's Inc. -- Marketing, Turner, J.M.W., Art -- Prices and rates, Art auctions, Painting, British -- Prices and rates, Business, Business, general
Published
1980

47. Skyrocketing art prices paint a gloomy picture for patrons, museums, L.A. Business Journal reports

Subjects
Los Angeles Business Journal (Newspaper) -- Reports, Art -- Prices and rates, Tax deductions -- Laws, regulations and rules, Business, Business, general, Los Angeles County Museum of Art -- Donations
Abstract

SKYROCKETING ART PRICES PAINT A GLOOMY PICTURE FOR PATRONS, MUSEUMS, L.A. BUSINESS JOURNAL REPORTS LOS ANGELES, May 30 /PRNewswire/ -- Sharply escalating art prices in recent years are squeezing local [...]

Published
1989

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