Paintings, prints, and works you already own
Keep a record of what you own.
Photograph a piece. Artist, listed work or print, and comparable sales. Not an official appraisal.
Start with one photo
JPEG, PNG or HEIC
Add a photograph to begin. Then sign in. The piece never leaves the house.
How it works
Photograph it
Front, back, signature. Optional notes: what you paid, where it came from.
We research it
Identification, comparable sales, a value range.
You keep the list
Reports stay in your library so the pile does not get out of hand.
What you receive
- identification
- listed vs print vs decorative
- a value range (not insurer-ready)
- comps you can open
- the report saved in the library
Your library
Track what the collection might be worth.
Every report lands in your library with a value range. Several works together are a first look at the pile. Not a brokerage statement. Not insurer-ready.
When to call an appraiser
listed work, or you need a number an insurer or auction house will accept.
The agent can be wrong. That is exactly why it shows its sources.
AI research gets things wrong — a misread imprint, a comp that turns out to be a different state, a listing that never sold at its asking price. Treat the report as a very fast researcher's first pass, not a verdict.
Every non-obvious claim links to the record it came from, every comparable carries its source URL, and every section states how confident it is. Open the links. Check the prices. The judgement stays with you.
This is research, not a certified appraisal — for insurance, probate or sale documentation, take it to a qualified appraiser.