Caring for paper in India
Drawings, prints and watercolours survive heat well enough. What they do not survive is damp, sun and the wrong frame.
How to look, check, care, frame and inherit. Short, plain, and sourced.
Drawings, prints and watercolours survive heat well enough. What they do not survive is damp, sun and the wrong frame.
A certificate of authenticity is someone's opinion, written down. Who that someone is decides what it means.
Galleries are free, quiet and slightly intimidating. Only the first two are meant.
What to do in the first weeks, what the law in India asks of heirs, and how to find out what you have, in that order.
The plain rules for taking a work of art out of India: the 100-year line, the nine artists, and the paperwork customs may ask for.
How to tell a unique work, an original print and a reproduction apart, and what the pencil marks in the margin mean.
A step-by-step way to record what is on the reverse of a canvas or a framed work on paper, before anyone touches it.
Buy what you'd still want on your wall in twenty years. The rest is homework.