Salvador Dali

The paintings and prints of Surrealist artist, Salvador Dali. Tips on how to tell Dali's authentic signature, the controversy over fakes and forgeries, and values of Dali works of art.

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Harold Altman

Biography, history, values, works of art–both original paintings and collectible lithograph prints–of Pennsylvania artist and New York native, Harold Altman.

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Ambrotypes & Tintypes

Information, history, tips for identification, and appraised market values for early photographs including Ambrotypes and Tintypes or Ferrotypes.

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Daguerreotypes and Early Photographs

The history and current market value of early photographs focusing on the Daguerreotype of the early 1800s. The invention of Matthew Daguerre, these photographs were expensive, labor intensive, and difficult to produce–making them desirable and valuable to today's collectors.

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Fern Coppedge

Fern Coppedge produced some of the most popular, sought after, and attract works of art in the tradition of the Pennsylvania Impressionists of the New Hope School. Her colorful compositions and expressive brushstrokes bring stunning values for her paintings on the market.

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Joseph Crilley

Philadelphia native and World War II veteran, Joseph Crilley produced paintings and photographs in and around his home in Bucks County, Pennsylvania that are desirable with collectors and museum curators.

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Allan Freelon

Allan Freelon was an esteemed painter, teacher, and figure in the circle of artist associated with the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts in the early years of the 1900s. His paintings of landscapes, seascapes, and popular sites command high values on the art market today.

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Gertrude Gazelle Gardner

Gertrude Gazelle Gardner made an impact as a student of Henry B. Snell and as a highly regarded painter in the early 1900s. Her paintings, landscapes and still lifes, reference the representational painting style and mastery of the medium.

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Elizabeth Grandin

Elizabeth Grandin, was a student under William Merritt Chase and had an impressive career with Robert Henri as student, model, and muse. Grandin's works in the Ashcan School style rarely come to market and command high values.

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Frank Lind

As a teacher and studio artist, Frank Lind has influenced a generation of American artists. Dean at the Pratt Institute, Lind is best known for his breathtaking seascapes based on art history. Values, collections, and imagery are discussed.

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