• ‘Top- selling’ is often a reason NOT to buy art.
• Online retail has diluted the art market with a tsunami of junk
• Copyists, amateurs and fakes are rife in art sales
  

I have been in the art world for decades. Finding quality art is more difficult now than ever. It is submerged in a flood of junk.

It has never been easier to sell bad art. Online retail favours volume of sales and great art has always been scarce. ‘Top selling’ is usually a reason NOT to buy.

Searching online is hard work. We have written down some tools to help. With these you can browse on line with some discernment and sort out the aspiring amateurs, copyists, fakers and professional contemporary artists. Get your guide to Finding Great Art below.

Unique, quality art is available, and it won’t break the bank. We know where to find it. Great art, like great architecture, silently, steadily enriches your life over the long term. Do you have time to do the research? The tsunami of online junk art would swamp almost anyone.

Art is long. Life is short. Don’t compromise on this one. It will be around a lot longer than your sofa. 

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