Kodner Gallery

I would love to say that there is a market for "Prints", but I'm afraid that other than VERY limited examples by WELL KNOWN "DEMAND" artists, we find that most "Prints" are, in fact, at the low end of the totem pole - Exceptions are rare!! -- As with ALL artwork (and other items) DEMAND is the key. That spurs interest in owning, then condition, will place it on a scale of value. Most prints are purchased for aesthetics and fall into a "DECOR" category and sometimes are not worth anywhere near the cost of framing!

IF this is the same CAROLYN BRADY - 1937 - ? listed in "Davenport's" Art Guide, She offered for sale at Christie's Auctions, New York in 1994, one 44" x 63" ( over-the-couch) water color, entitled "LUNCH TABLE" ,with an $800 reserve THAT DID NOT SELL. Since she IS a listed artist her work might have some value, but would not be "VALUABLE" -- That being said, your painting might have more appeal and actually be salable. WE would like to see it !! -- Thanks for the question -- Art

If you take them in they will give you information

First we need to examine the piece(s) for damage -- Next see if there is any sign of a signature, or identifying mark as to the maker. Place it in a category of materials, design and origin i.e. Korean, Chinese, or Japanese. Research the ACTUAL sales of items of a like or similar nature, in order to establish demand ,and appropriate value. Actual CHINESE import items on today's market are somewhat in demand!! Hope this helps -- Art

They sound interesting -- In order to intelligently evaluate we need to see, taste, feel, and smell -- in other words an actual examination is necessary to determine all of the things needed to determine where they fall in a Demand + value area -- Would love to see them!! --- Art

Since a hasty peek at all of the references at hand did not turn up this artist, I'm afraid that He, (or She) might remain unknown as are millions of great unidentified artiste who compete for a place of prominence in the Art world. Pieces such as these fall into a "DECOR" category and depending upon the subject matter and talent of the artist may compete favorably in the arena of demand and value. Artists having artwork actually offered for sale by major Galleries are the only usually termed as "Listed" artists and have established some value to their work.

Usually not, BUT as we are sometimes called out of the office, a call ahead of time will certainly be appropriate! --- We would love to hear from you !!! --- We are as close as your phone!!