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7) Shipping and framing
The most cost-effective and safe way to ship an artwork is unframed and rolled, especially if itβs a larger work.
Once the artwork arrives, take it as is to a local vendor to have it stretched and framed.
6) Authenticity
If the description doesnβt have information on the authenticity of the work, donβt be afraid to reach out to the gallery or shop to ask.
Typically the artwork will either be signed by the artist or will come with a COA.
5) Read the description
Make sure you read the description under the artwork that catches your eye.
It will tell you whether itβs an original or print, its exact measurements, and the materials, surface and techniques used.
4) Browse, browse, browse
Once you have a good idea of what youβre looking for, itβs time to start browsing.
Take your time and look at a variety of artists and artworks, especially if youβre new to art collecting as you might not know exactly what you like.