Isaac Killiktee from Pond Inlet, born 1948.
A search of completed auctions on Liveauctioneers shows that about half of his pieces go unsold and the other half sell for an average of about...
The sad fact is that despite the fantasy that art is a great investment the reality is that most art decreases to almost nothing over time. There...
An artist can ask whatever he/she wants for their work as can their estate after they pass on. The secondary market is where you actually find a...
www.katilvik.com is a much better website for research. While I understand and appreciate the desire to identify the artist, in this particular...
Definitely Inuit and it is indeed a bird.
The sponge like stuff is whalebone, the baleen part is the base.
There is no ivory so it is safe to sell on eBay. I would list it at the lowest amount that you can live with. It cost you nothing and it has...
Not necessarily
Komo is bang on. Alaskan, probably from the 1960’s or 70’s.
It is 100% authentic. Not all pieces come with the Igloo Tag or sticker.
It is by Annie Appaqaq (born 1949) from Sanikiluaq and is carved from siltstone.
10f likely refers to the French system of canvas sizing. It uses a number followe by a letter. F is for figure, P for paysage and M is for marine....
Not that this is much help to you, but when the sole source of an artists work is on his/her website, there is seldom a secondary market for the work.
This is 1970’s vintage Boulanger etching from my collection. [ATTACH]
Even if there was a real individual named Roybal (which there doesn’t seem to be), he/she has made an entire career of ripping off a more talented...
To you as well!
Roybal...factory copies of Graziela Rodo Boulanger
Both are Inuit but neither is of particular importance. You can use lacquer thinner or acetone to remove the labels and perhaps uncover more of...
Judy is correct in assuming that all I ask is to be allowed to participate in the auction. If, as you state, you are bound by legal contract to...
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