Harveyn
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Auction Result Databases, by Harveyn on Oct 17, 2017 9:28:56 GMT 1, I am looking to sign up to an auction result database and my first thought is Artnet Database.
The individual rollover subscription appears to be quite good but the number of searches at only 10 per month seems low. Very low. Also I am not sure if this refers only to specific searches against one artist and can I still view auction results in some sort of general capacity which is unlimited?
Any Artnet users out there?
Any other providers that you would recommend?
I was using Blouin Art Sales Index but I am not sure how comprehensive its searches are.
I am looking to sign up to an auction result database and my first thought is Artnet Database.
The individual rollover subscription appears to be quite good but the number of searches at only 10 per month seems low. Very low. Also I am not sure if this refers only to specific searches against one artist and can I still view auction results in some sort of general capacity which is unlimited?
Any Artnet users out there?
Any other providers that you would recommend?
I was using Blouin Art Sales Index but I am not sure how comprehensive its searches are.
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nobokov
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Auction Result Databases, by nobokov on Oct 17, 2017 11:02:07 GMT 1, I am looking to sign up to an auction result database and my first thought is Artnet Database.
The individual rollover subscription appears to be quite good but the number of searches at only 10 per month seems low. Very low. Also I am not sure if this refers only to specific searches against one artist and can I still view auction results in some sort of general capacity which is unlimited?
Any Artnet users out there?
Any other providers that you would recommend?
I was using Blouin Art Sales Index but I am not sure how comprehensive its searches are.
I am looking to sign up to an auction result database and my first thought is Artnet Database.
The individual rollover subscription appears to be quite good but the number of searches at only 10 per month seems low. Very low. Also I am not sure if this refers only to specific searches against one artist and can I still view auction results in some sort of general capacity which is unlimited?
Any Artnet users out there?
Any other providers that you would recommend?
I was using Blouin Art Sales Index but I am not sure how comprehensive its searches are.
You can try widewalls.ch. It's free and if you search the artist, you can find a tab titles auction results. |
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Alpha Cap
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Auction Result Databases, by Alpha Cap on Oct 17, 2017 22:13:51 GMT 1, I am looking to sign up to an auction result database and my first thought is Artnet Database.
The individual rollover subscription appears to be quite good but the number of searches at only 10 per month seems low. Very low. Also I am not sure if this refers only to specific searches against one artist and can I still view auction results in some sort of general capacity which is unlimited?
Any Artnet users out there?
Any other providers that you would recommend?
I was using Blouin Art Sales Index but I am not sure how comprehensive its searches are.
It's cheaper.
I am looking to sign up to an auction result database and my first thought is Artnet Database.
The individual rollover subscription appears to be quite good but the number of searches at only 10 per month seems low. Very low. Also I am not sure if this refers only to specific searches against one artist and can I still view auction results in some sort of general capacity which is unlimited?
Any Artnet users out there?
Any other providers that you would recommend?
I was using Blouin Art Sales Index but I am not sure how comprehensive its searches are.
I use Artprice and I find it usefull. It's cheaper. |
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aml
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Auction Result Databases, by aml on Oct 17, 2017 22:16:53 GMT 1, I use Artprice, but find it is far from comprehensive, unfortunately. The plus side is that the searches are unlimited, and subscriptions can often be had at a discount.
I use Artprice, but find it is far from comprehensive, unfortunately. The plus side is that the searches are unlimited, and subscriptions can often be had at a discount.
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Pattycakes
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Auction Result Databases, by Pattycakes on Oct 17, 2017 22:23:38 GMT 1, I use Artnet, Artprice and Gordon's. Artnet is painfully expensive but frankly has no equal when it comes to researching paintings, works on paper, etc, I don't even want to say what it costs me per year.
Out of interest what are you going to be looking up? In this I mean will it mostly be prints ? If so I'd suggest you try Gordon's.
Gordon's is the professional print price database, it's a one off fee for annual online access (IFRC about $500 p/a with the photography database as well) It's absolutely incredible and the information in gives far exceeds any other database for prints, even Artnet. However, you need to know how to use it, there are no images, and you'll need to know the name of the print or the catalogue raisonne reference in order to look something up, but it has prices that go back to the mid 80s. It will give you global price results in multiple currencies on exchange when sold, and often give you fuller cataloguing detail than Artnet provides. It's not the easiest to navigate but it's brilliant.
www.gordonsart.com
Oh and one order gives you 2 user names so you can share with a friend if you want to.
I use Artnet, Artprice and Gordon's. Artnet is painfully expensive but frankly has no equal when it comes to researching paintings, works on paper, etc, I don't even want to say what it costs me per year. Out of interest what are you going to be looking up? In this I mean will it mostly be prints ? If so I'd suggest you try Gordon's. Gordon's is the professional print price database, it's a one off fee for annual online access (IFRC about $500 p/a with the photography database as well) It's absolutely incredible and the information in gives far exceeds any other database for prints, even Artnet. However, you need to know how to use it, there are no images, and you'll need to know the name of the print or the catalogue raisonne reference in order to look something up, but it has prices that go back to the mid 80s. It will give you global price results in multiple currencies on exchange when sold, and often give you fuller cataloguing detail than Artnet provides. It's not the easiest to navigate but it's brilliant. www.gordonsart.comOh and one order gives you 2 user names so you can share with a friend if you want to. |
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Harveyn
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Auction Result Databases, by Harveyn on Oct 17, 2017 22:45:06 GMT 1, Thanks folks. I am primarily looking at the results for original paintings as opposed to prints. Sounds like Artnet is the one for me but I will check out Artprice.
Thanks folks. I am primarily looking at the results for original paintings as opposed to prints. Sounds like Artnet is the one for me but I will check out Artprice.
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t-dot
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Auction Result Databases, by t-dot on Oct 30, 2017 15:51:46 GMT 1, As expensive as Artnet is, it's by far the best! I have no experience with this but i know some people who use Auction Club as an alternative.
As expensive as Artnet is, it's by far the best! I have no experience with this but i know some people who use Auction Club as an alternative.
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soam24
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Cluster Wall
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Dive Jedi
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Auction Result Databases, by Dive Jedi on Nov 3, 2017 14:00:55 GMT 1, Barnebys has a free realized price database that is very helpful. HERE is a link to the Julien's catalog HERE is a list of realized prices of Banksy works that have sold 
Barnebys has a free realized price database that is very helpful. HERE is a link to the Julien's catalog HERE is a list of realized prices of Banksy works that have sold Your link links to this post. |
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Cluster Wall
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Auction Result Databases, by Cluster Wall on Nov 3, 2017 14:02:40 GMT 1, For some reason the hyper links didn't work so I just added them.
For some reason the hyper links didn't work so I just added them.
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soam24
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Still looking for the results here if someone can help please.
Still looking for the results here if someone can help please.
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Auction Result Databases, by artfulinvestor on Nov 3, 2017 22:33:01 GMT 1, I use Artnet as well and it is expensive at 10 searches per month plus additional fees if you go over. That being said, one search encompasses the last 100 auction results for the artist... If you search an additional 100 results (last 200) that counts as 2 searches out of 10 for the month. Just something to be aware of.
I use Artnet as well and it is expensive at 10 searches per month plus additional fees if you go over. That being said, one search encompasses the last 100 auction results for the artist... If you search an additional 100 results (last 200) that counts as 2 searches out of 10 for the month. Just something to be aware of.
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Auction Result Databases, by lee3 on Nov 4, 2017 0:20:55 GMT 1, I use Artnet as well and it is expensive at 10 searches per month plus additional fees if you go over. That being said, one search encompasses the last 100 auction results for the artist... If you search an additional 100 results (last 200) that counts as 2 searches out of 10 for the month. Just something to be aware of.
I use Artnet as well and it is expensive at 10 searches per month plus additional fees if you go over. That being said, one search encompasses the last 100 auction results for the artist... If you search an additional 100 results (last 200) that counts as 2 searches out of 10 for the month. Just something to be aware of. You can pay more for about 30 searches a month which is the plan I utilize or still more for unlimited searches. Pricey for sure, but the information learned has been worth every penny from my experience. I've also gotten into the habit of downloading most of my searches in pdf form for future reference plus I save many of the searches in their cloud database. It's fascinating to go back and looks at searches from 10+ years ago as most of those are not in that first 100 you alluded to above anymore. It's a wonderful resource. |
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