Biographies & Price Guides
The Legacy of Jaune Quick-to-See Smith
Jaune Quick-to-See Smith (1940–2025) was a renowned Native American artist and activist known for her bold, expressive works that explored Indigenous identity, colonialism, and social justice. She was a painter, printmaker, and curator who played a crucial role in promoting Native artists and increasing their visibility in major institutions. Her work remains highly valued, and her final exhibition, Indigenous Identities: Here, Now & Always, opened shortly after her passing.
Why Gerome Kamrowski’s Art Is Valuable?
Introduction Gerome Kamrowski (1914–2004) stands as a pivotal figure in the development of American Surrealism and Abstract Expressionism. His unique approach to art and his collaborations with influential artists have cemented his reputation as a trailblazer in...
The Fabulous World of Faberge
We presents an exquisite Faberge agate box with 14k gold thistle appliques, dating to circa 1899, as part of its Seasonal Splendor sale on November 12–13, 2024. This piece, crafted during Faberge’s golden era, reflects the brand’s legacy of intricate artistry and opulent design favored by Russian nobility.
Gene Kloss
Gene Kloss prints are valuable for their detailed craftsmanship and depiction of the American Southwest. Revere Auctions offers expert appraisals and selling services to help maximize the value of your artwork. Contact them for a free consultation to navigate the art market successfully.
Understanding Your Woodblock Print’s Value
Woodblock Print’sInterested in selling a piece of Woodblock Print’s?We have received top dollar for Woodblock Print’s. Auction is the best way to quickly and transparently get maximum dollar for your artwork. Understanding and appraising the value of your Japanese...
Top 12 Inuit Artists You Should Know About
Inuit art reflects deep cultural traditions and a connection to the land, showcasing resilience through various mediums like sculpture, textiles, and printmaking. Revere Auctions highlights this art form by featuring 12 renowned Inuit artists, celebrating their work and its significance.
Ju Ming and Single Whip
Ju Ming Taiwanese Artist 1938-2023 Interested in selling a piece by Ju Ming? We have received top dollar for Ju Ming works. Auction is the best way to quickly and transparently get maximum dollar for your artwork. Ju Ming and Single WhipJu Ming or Ming Ju (b. 1938) is a…
The Value of Sam Gilliam Artwork (Artist Price Guide)
Sam Gilliam American Artist 1933-2022 Interested in selling a piece by Sam Gilliam? We have received top dollar for Sam Gilliam works. Auction is the best way to quickly and transparently get maximum dollar for your artwork. The Value of Sam Gilliam Artwork (Artist Price…
The Value of Neil Welliver Artwork (Artist Price Guide)
Neil Welliver, celebrated for his expansive landscapes of Maine, primarily employed oil paint but also ventured into woodcut printmaking and screenprinting. With his works ranging from $125 to $120,000, a thorough appraisal is essential for accurate valuation. Factors such as medium, subject matter, signature, and date influence the value of his artworks…
Warren Mackenzie Pottery Resale Value
Warren Mackenzie pottery’s resale value hinges on several factors. Form, a key driver, showcases Mackenzie’s creativity and craftsmanship. Marks, indicating age, impact rarity and value, with clear marks fetching a premium. Decoration, like Yoshino glazes, adds value, especially on utilitarian pieces. Mackenzie’s works are categorized posthumously into museum-quality and utilitarian pieces, influencing their market value.