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Official Blog, Joseph K. Levene Fine Art, Ltd. blog.thefineartblog.com/?view=flipcard The Fine Art Blog, official blog, Joseph K. Joseph K.

Levene Fine Art, Ltd., is an art blog that presents relevant topics and news for art buyers and sellers, online or off. is a secondary art dealer of post war and contemporary art, specializing in Andy Warhol, Jasper Johns and important blue-chip art established in 1991 by Joseph K. Levene. A Wharton School graduate, Joseph K. Levene, a Jasper Johns and Andy Warhol print authority, has over three d

ecades multifaceted fine art experience, including perspective as art dealer, art collector, fine art executive and selling art on the Internet for several decades. Before establishing Joseph K. Levene Fine Art, Ltd., Joseph K.. Levene was president/COO, Petersburg Press, Inc., International Fine Art publisher; director e-commerce, artnet.com; invited charter member, Sothebys.com online fine art auctions.

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Credit Milton Esterow, Artists Rights Society (ARS), The New York Times for highlighting   art listed 24/7 by fraudulent...
01/25/2020

Credit Milton Esterow, Artists Rights Society (ARS), The New York Times for highlighting art listed 24/7 by fraudulent sellers since most online venues don't bother to vet online art listings. To demonstrate their commitment to buyer safety, the leading venues should become proactive, hire experienced art professionals with requisite knowledge who have the authority to eliminate deceptive listings that clutter online art venues.

A good rule of thumb when buying fine art online; a Certificate of Authenticity, aka COA, is WORTHLESS unless issued by the respective artist/estate. To be valid, a certificate of authenticity must be authored by an acknowledged authority/expert, the artist who created the art or agent acting in an
arms length capacity.

A COA is invalid when issued by a self serving dealer/seller who has a financial interest in the respective sold art, ultimately providing zero protection and immediate disqualification.

Spurred by advances in photomechanical reproduction, forgers are increasingly selling unauthorized copies of famous works on the internet, and elsewhere.

10/12/2018

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