Collecting autographed sports memorabilia can be fun and profitable! Fine art prints are one unique way to add to your collection of autographed memorabilia. Add a well known sports artist to the mix and your autographed piece becomes even more valuable. Sports artist Andy Goralski is one of a handful of nationally recognized artists who produce autographed fine art sports prints and originals.
Fine art prints, especially an autographed print, can be a great investment. Often the secondary market on a piece goes up in value and one can make a nice profit when re-selling a print. There is no guarantee that an athletes signature will ensure profit on the secondary market so caution is advised. Make sure you have an authentic autograph! Certificates of authenticity, getting a piece signed in your presence, a video or picture of the athlete signing is a sure way to have an authentic autograph. Purchasing officially licensed memorabilia usually guarantees authenticity as well. Artists often have their athlete signing sessions on video and include photographs of the athlete signing with the certificate of authenticity.
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Original fine art prints are multiple impressions of the same image, created with the direct involvement of the artist or by a professional artisan under the supervision of the artist. They can be created digitally within a computer or made upon a plate, stone, wood block, or any other material. Etching, aquatint, monoprint, lithography, and collograph are some of the printing techniques used in making original prints.
Original fine art prints are personally approved and signed by the artist. Along with the artist’s signature, they should hold the edition number and the total number of art prints produced. Some original fine art prints contain information about the techniques and materials used in printing.
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Howard Gallery of Fine Art, in New Hope, owned by Howard and Edye Cooperman, had a full-house of artists and collectors Saturday night, February 25, at their grand opening. The gallery saw a steady stream of traffic for hours. Artworks from many artists, including local ones, were on display. Many of these works are still on display, so if you missed the grand opening you can still view these great pieces of art by stopping by the Howard Gallery of Fine Art.
There’s never an “off season” for art in New Hope, but with the wind and freezing cold weather, one would expect parking to be easily found. As it turns out, the immediate back street and areas around Howard Gallery of Fine Art were completely full! The dedication of the “Dutch Room” which occured at 4:30pm. Upon entering the gallery in the “Grand Room” one was greeted with wonderful live music and a crowd of people. Some of the artwork was rearranged in the gallery since its initial opening a few months ago. The contrast from each wall created interest and lead one easily throughout the gallery creating a wonderful tour of art. Howard Gallery of Fine Art features many artists and works and because of this careful arrangement it was difficult to miss anything. The “Grand Room” made for the perfect introduction to the art on display throughout the rest of the gallery.
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