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This information is based on a posted article.  The source is listed below   Storing Art While Renovations Are is in Progress When work is being done in a room or the house, furniture can usually be pushed to the center and covered, but artwork needs a safer plan.  If

This information is based on a posted article.  The source is listed below   Basics of Hanging Art Collectors regularly ask practical questions about safely hanging two-dimensional artworks. Hanging a medium-sized work on sheetrock at eye level is usually manageable, but any installation requiring a ladder (stairwells, high walls, awkward

This information is based on a posted article.  The source is listed below   Safe Relocation of Art Artwork is often most vulnerable in transit, especially when handled by someone without packing experience. This guide shares practical, real-world tips for moving a single two-dimensional artwork (painting, framed work on paper,

This information is based on  a posted article.  The source is listed at the end   Art Claims and Insurance Carriers Once a collector decides to insure artwork under a dedicated fine art collectors’ policy, it is time to reach out to an insurance provider Role of the Insurance Provider

This information is based on a posted article.  The source is listed at the end   Choosing an Art Policy Standard homeowner’s (HO) and auto insurers are usually not set up to meet the specialized needs of art collectors. Fine art insurance exists specifically to address collector risks—coverage terms, valuation

This information is based on a posted article.  The source is listed at the end   Using Specialty Glass for UV Protection UV (ultraviolet) control glazing—such as UV-protective glass or Plexiglas—is often recommended by framers to protect works on paper from fading. While this advice is generally truthful, it can