he price goes to the artist. In many cases the artist has paid for framing along with his usual expenses (materials, shipping, and time put in).

Being able to sell directly to art collectors is a winning situation for most artists. They can sell their art at pric

Have you just moved into a new home? Have you got your furniture and appliances all set up, rugs on the floor, but nothing on the walls? Is your budget is all used up? Do you think you’re doomed to stare at blank expanses of painted drywall for years to come?

There is a way to buy ORIGINAL art without breaking the bank.

Loads of people have discovered eBay as a source for all kinds of consumer goods. Did you know that literally thousands of artists are selling original works of art on Ebay? It’s probably the greatest unknown source for fine art. You can choose from drawings, paintings, photographs and even sculpture. All one of a kind, original art! Sure, some of the artwork for sale is a trifle amateur, but you can just scroll past those and find the gems! Why would great artists sell on Ebay?

This is the art world’s best kept secret, but any artist can tell you that the business of fine art is run by the galleries and art critics, and consequently, they are the ones making the money. When you buy from an art gallery, only 40-50 percent of the price goes to the artist. In many cases the artist has paid for framing along with his usual expenses (materials, shipping, and time put in).

Being able to sell directly to art collectors is a winning situation for most artists. They can sell their art at price

re is a way to buy ORIGINAL art without breaking the bank.

Loads of people have discovered eBay as a source for all kinds of consumer goods. Did you know that literally thousands of artists are selling original works of art on Ebay? It’s probably the greatest unknown source for fine art. You can choose from drawings, paintings, photographs and even sculpture. All one of a kind, original art! Sure, some of the artwork for sale is a trifle amateur, but you can just scroll past those and find the gems! Why would great artists sell on Ebay?

This is the art world’s best kept secret, but any artist can tell you that the business of fine art is run by the galleries and art critics, and consequently, they are the ones making the money. When you buy from an art gallery, only 40-50 percent of the price goes to the artist. In many cases the artist has paid for framing along with his usual expenses (materials, shipping, and time put in).

Being able to sell directly to art collectors is a winning situation for most artists. They can sell their art at pric

nown source for fine art. You can choose from drawings, paintings, photographs and even sculpture. All one of a kind, original art! Sure, some of the artwork for sale is a trifle amateur, but you can just scroll past those and find the gems! Why would great artists sell on Ebay?

This is the art world’s best kept secret, but any artist can tell you that the business of fine art is run by the galleries and art critics, and consequently, they are the ones making the money. When you buy from an art gallery, only 40-50 percent of the price goes to the artist. In many cases the artist has paid for framing along with his usual expenses (materials, shipping, and time put in).

Being able to sell directly to art collectors is a winning situation for most artists. They can sell their art at pric

l on Ebay?

This is the art world’s best kept secret, but any artist can tell you that the business of fine art is run by the galleries and art critics, and consequently, they are the ones making the money. When you buy from an art gallery, only 40-50 percent of the price goes to the artist. In many cases the artist has paid for framing along with his usual expenses (materials, shipping, and time put in).

Being able to sell directly to art collectors is a winning situation for most artists. They can sell their art at pric

he price goes to the artist. In many cases the artist has paid for framing along with his usual expenses (materials, shipping, and time put in).

Being able to sell directly to art collectors is a winning situation for most artists. They can sell their art at prices far below what the galleries charge and still earn a decent wage for all their hard work.

How can I trust that I will get what I paid for?

Fortunately, all the rules that keep eBay sellers in line also apply to artists. You can check on any seller’s history with eBay by clicking on their eBay name. Anyone who buys on eBay can leave “feedback” that is available to the buying public. The seller’s track record is there for all to see. eBay will ban a seller if they gather negative feedback and they will also get involved if you have a dispute with a seller. You can see first hand what people thought of the art they bought and whether it was shipped on time and well packaged.

Most artists are experts at photographing their artwork so that you can see in detail exactly what the work looks like. And the best part of all? You can always contact the artist (through the contact seller button) and ask any questions you may have. In my experience, artists love to talk about their work, so if you want some background information, just go ahead and ask!