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Old 04-26-2006, 10:10 AM
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Animal artists ... where to sell limited edition print

A good friend asked and I don't know the answer.

She has #4 of a limited edition print, signed and numbered (issue of 100) St. Bernard by a "known" artist (Lynn Stubbs) which is sold out.

The last time one of these prints sold that she knows of, it brought $250, so it may not be an eBay piece. Anyone have suggestions on where and how she could best list this for sale?

I'm just not knowledgeable enough about on-line art sales yet to know what to tell her.
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Old 04-26-2006, 02:31 PM
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Re: Animal artists ... where to sell limited edition print

If I were her, I'd google "Saint Bernard" and try to find a St Bernard oriented bulletin board or e-mail list to try to market this. Purebred dog stuff generally sells better to fanciers of that breed than to people interested in art.

If she's not in a rush, she might also check to see if there is a printed breed magazine for Saint Bernards (I'd ber surprised if there isn't). Might be worth putting a classified ad in something like that, but probably take a few months, so not a good option if she wants to sell fast.
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