An update regarding the painting for limesc75 | Selling on eBay

vonbalden · 2024-05-22T09:48:06.287000Z

I’ll take this opportunity to look at the matter from a different perspective, not aimed at authentication certification or an accompanying appraisal of the sold work. When, as a private individual, a professional, or an amateur, I decide to offer a signed painting that is not the one my son made at age 10 in after-school care, I automatically turn to interested parties in the field. Because otherwise, I wouldn’t care the slightest bit about the authenticity of the painting. Maybe I need it for the left wall of the garage that has a crack showing! But the interested party reads the description and wants the painting by the very artist I’m offering. As the seller, I must know thoroughly what I am offering. All the more so if, as a private individual, I have had the opportunity to learn its history through the passage of time. Precisely because it belonged to my family. I can’t act like that amusement park seller who offered a revolutionary liquid to make hair grow, surrounded by a crowd of curious onlookers. When a guy with money in hand asked him: what’s inside? He replied with a half-smile, addressing everyone: 'ah, I don’t know! I’m a salesman, not a chemist eh! I only sell the product! But back to us, dear audience........do you get the hint, limesc ?Knowing exactly what one is offering, there can be no boomerang actions. Because what I state, is.Proof against galleries, appraisals, or experts of any kind. Kind regards from von

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