Expert Aboriginal Art Valuations: From Papunya Tula to Contemporary Masters
Australian Aboriginal art is a visual language of "Dreaming" stories, conveyed through intricate dots and rhythmic lines. While originally used to protect sacred totems, this "over-dotting" technique sparked a global movement.
Since the 1971 Papunya Tula revolution led by Geoffrey Bardon and pioneers like Clifford Possum Tjapaltjarri, the international art market has maintained a steady gaze on the Australian Red Centre.
As a specialist Aboriginal art valuer with over 20 years of industry experience, I provide certified appraisals for works ranging from the early masters to contemporary "big hitters" such as Emily Kame Kngwarreye and Yannima Tommy Watson.
Whether you possess a seminal Tingari story by George Hairbrush Tjungurrayi or works by the "Last Nomads," accurate valuation is essential for insurance, superannuation, or resale.
Working as a buyers agent and sourcing specific artworks is also a specialist service provided.
We may also be able to recommend avenues for selling your artworks. Home and estate visits are also part of the service if required."
Based in Sydney and serving clients Australia-wide, we specialise in professional assessments for SMSF compliance, insurance coverage, probate, and deceased estates.
Expert Aboriginal Art Valuations: From Papunya Tula to Contemporary Masters
Australian Aboriginal art is a visual language of "Dreaming" stories, conveyed through intricate dots and rhythmic lines. While originally used to protect sacred totems, this "over-dotting" technique sparked a global movement.
Since the 1971 Papunya Tula revolution led by Geoffrey Bardon and pioneers like Clifford Possum Tjapaltjarri, the international art market has maintained a steady gaze on the Australian Red Centre.
As a specialist Aboriginal art valuer with over 20 years of industry experience, I provide certified appraisals for works ranging from the early masters to contemporary "big hitters" such as Emily Kame Kngwarreye and Yannima Tommy Watson.
Whether you possess a seminal Tingari story by George Hairbrush Tjungurrayi or works by the "Last Nomads," accurate valuation is essential for insurance, superannuation, or resale.
Working as a buyers agent and sourcing specific artworks is also a specialist service provided.
We may also be able to recommend avenues for selling your artworks. Home and estate visits are also part of the service if required."
Based in Sydney and serving clients Australia-wide, we specialise in professional assessments for SMSF compliance, insurance coverage, probate, and deceased estates.
Registered Aboriginal Artwork Valuer Australia
Aboriginal Art Appraisals
Daniel Goldshaft - Fine Art & Aboriginal Art Valuer
Registered Valuer - NCJV Fine Art division NSW membership no. N671.
Senior Art Consultant.
Art research, art sourcing, sales, business development.
Fine art valuation training 2015 at NCJV.
NSW Department of Fair Trading - Real Estate Agent & Property Auctioneer 2010 - Australian College of Professionals.
Cert IV TAE Training and Assessment.
Associate member of the Aboriginal Art Association of Australia.
Independent art/benefit auctioneer with over a decade of international art industry experience.
Auctioneering School - Plymouth Auctioneering,Michigan, USA 2005.
Senior Art Consultant.
Art research, art sourcing, sales, business development.
Fine art valuation training 2015 at NCJV.
NSW Department of Fair Trading - Real Estate Agent & Property Auctioneer 2010 - Australian College of Professionals.
Cert IV TAE Training and Assessment.
Associate member of the Aboriginal Art Association of Australia.
Independent art/benefit auctioneer with over a decade of international art industry experience.
Auctioneering School - Plymouth Auctioneering,Michigan, USA 2005.
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