There is an excitement and enthusiasm that builds when one begins to look at original art.
For new collectors, fine art prints and photography can be a more affordable entryway to collecting fine art. They can be a more accessible medium because they most often sell in limited editions making more prints available in the market.
Until you gain a sense of the art market and what you like, think of investing what you would normally spend on entertainment, vacations or other discretionary purchases. There is no limit on how much can be spent on artwork so as you garner more knowledge and confidence, there will be plenty of time to advance in your buying.
Wall Fiction is pleased to offer a Marc Chagall print for both new and established collectors!
Marc Chagall, La Baie, 1962, lithograph, 15 x 22 inches (sheet), 22.5 x 29 inches (framed)
This print was created in 1962 and issued by Galerie Maeght in their publication Derrière le miroir, No. 132. This issue of the publication contained two lithographs by Chagall. Starting in 1946, the gallery published the first volume of the modern art periodical that accompanied each exhibition and included original prints, usually lithographs, by their artists. Over the next thirty-five years, 253 issues were produced and featured acclaimed artists Georges Braque, Marc Chagall, Joan Miró, Henri Matisse, Alberto Giacometti, Wassily Kandinsky, Pablo Picasso and Jean-Paul Riopelle.
You can read more about art collecting how-tos in Art Confidential – a 5-part guide for new art buyers. The guide is written to assist new art buyers in building a foundation and a starting point for an art buying adventure that will lead to a lifetime of enjoyment and, if you’re lucky, obsession.
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