How do I know what I should sell Miró artworks for?
A free market analysis and report will be provided to you so you can gain an understanding of the current fair market value of your Miró work.
We will review what similar works have sold for at the major auction houses, such as Christie’s, Sotheby’s, and Phillips, where they command the highest prices. From this information, we will determine the highest value of your work.
Though selling through these major auction houses is the most popular method of selling works by artists like Miró, the process of doing so is arduous and as a seller, you will only receive a fraction of the price the auction house collects. Auction houses charge the seller a 10% commission and the buyer a 25% fee, bringing the total you receive down to 65%. In addition, the process of selling through an auction house takes months. They can hold your artwork for up to half a year while preparing an auction, and once the work sells, the buyer has a month to pay. Over this time frame, financial markets could fall, political climates can shift, and the buyer can fall through. Auction houses attract buyers, but selling through them can be risky. Avoid the wait and the risk by contacting our Gallery—we will buy your Miró immediately!