RENOIR APPRAISAL OF VALUE

We appraise the value of all works by Pierre-Auguste Renoir. This includes his paintings, drawings, studies, sketches, prints, lithographs and bronzes.

We appraise the Fair Market Value which is usually the requested type of value for legal, financial and tax purposes.

We appraise the Replacement Value which is usually requested for insurance purposes.

We appraise the Liquidation Value within 30, 60, 90 or 120 days, which is often requested by legal enforcement departments and agencies.

We appraise the speculative value of Renoirs that have not yet been authenticated and certified. This is often requested by investors and art galleries.

We appraise value for:

• Buyers
• Collectors
• Investors
• Speculators
• Art funds
• Corporate collections
• Bidding
• Insurance agents
• Insurance adjusters
• Insurance underwriters
• Borrowing
• Loans
• Financial Lenders
• Estate planning
• Estate valuation
• Estate distribution
• Estate liquidation
• Divorce
• Dissolution of partnerships
• CPAs
• Financial planners
• Bank Trust Departments
• Law firms
• Solicitors (Australia, UK, Japan)
• Selling
• Auctioning
• Gifting
• Bequeathing to museums
• Donations to charitable organizations
• Taxes
• Tax deductions
• The IRS
• Federal law enforcement agencies such as the FBI, the US Marshals, Homeland Security
• Police departments in the US and abroad including Australia, Canada, Italy, Greece
• Courts in the US and abroad
• Museums
• Historical Societies
• Religious congregations
• Colleges
• Art Galleries
• Individual owners
• Families
• Estates
• Moving companies

We appraise value in the international market or in any particular country or region.

We value the paintings, drawings and lithographs of Pierre-Auguste Renoir taking into account:

• Desirability of the subject in the art market
• Dimensions
• Condition
• Illustrious prior ownership
• Artistic Merit
• Rarity
• Prior recorded sales

Most appraisals of value can be done from quality photos.

Appraisals of value are delivered electronically and as hard copies by postal mail.

Our great knowledge of Renoir is reflected in our appraisals of the value of his works.