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If you have magazines, books, calendars (etc.) that contain illustration art and are looking to sell them, please consider AAA first. I'm also looking for original artwork: paintings, drawings, studies, and the like.

For printed material, I need to know the following:

1) Any missing pages; are both covers present and attached?

2) Any missing pieces of pages or tears?

3) Any extras missing (pin-ups, pull-outs, tipped-in graphics)?

4) Any stains; e.g. water, but also ink bleed (usually pink or blue)

5) Any soiling, foxing (spots), or yellowed tape?

6) What is the date of publication?

7) What's your best price?

8) MAKE SURE you include good quality jpgs (pictures) of your items. Pictures are a MUST.

For original artwork, I need to know the following:

1) Any tears, rips, holes, or corner or edge bumps?

2) Any missing paint or other surface ware (including thinned paint where light shows through)?

3) Any water stains or other stains (including yellowed varnish)?

4) Any soiling, foxing (spots), glue, tape?

5) Is canvas tight or is board straight?

7) What's the provenance of the piece (if you know it): year created, original purpose, how acquired, owner history, etc.

7) What's your best price?

8) MAKE SURE you include good quality jpgs (pictures) of your items. Pictures are a MUST.

E-Mail:
thomasc@americanartarchives.com

Andrew Loomis, This Week (1940)