 |
||||||||||||||||||||||||
|
||||||||||||||||||||||||
|
Original
paintings are always likely to increase in value, but as you will
be aware, some of these can literally cost millions of pounds.
This is why the 'print' market has taken off so much in recent
years, as some originals are beyond the financial reach of most
of us. Limited edition prints, signed by the artist, are an ideal
alternative, and can still make significant year on year gains.
Limited edition unsigned prints are only likely to appreciate in
value if they are by extremely well known artists, and non limited
edition unsigned prints are not likely to appreciate at all. My advice to anyone considering buying fine art, is to only buy a piece if you really like it. Some people buy art as an investment, but I think there is no better feeling than looking at a painting you really like, showing it to your friends and family etc, whilst all the time it is likely to be gaining value. |
|||||||||||||||||||||||
