[cjaskme]

I've inherited several handpainted Native American Watercolors done by artists in the Southwest during the 1950's and 1960's. How do I determine whether they are orginals, screenprints or prints? How do I determine the value of these items? If I choose to sell some of them, how can I market them online?

[firmbeliever]

Try a local art dealer or meuseum and ask for an appraisal to get the exact value.

[catart]

Send the names of the artists and images online and I will be happy to give you an estimate of the authenticity and value after I have reviewed them.

[Clough]

Send the names of the artists and images online and I will be happy to give you an estimate of the authenticity and value after I have reviewed them.

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[oumilt]

These 2 different prints... One has2 males dancing,Their skins have a
Midnight blue coloring and they have Bison Horns on their head dress.
The female dancer's face is not colored. She has feathers in her hair
At the lower bottom of the print it says 1979 Bell Editions Coptwright
The second has 3 male dancers with their body fully clothed and their faces a dark blue color. They all carry bows with many feathers and they seem to
Be dancing and facing the same direction.
They note copywright 1978 Bell Editions