![Whether a work of art is an original, a signed and numbered serigraph or a poster of the same image will impact its value, said Candace Hill, a certified art appraiser in the Denver Metro area who offered this example. At auction a signed poster (left) of Andy Warhol’s “Marilyn” sold for $952. A signed silkscreen print (center) sold for $156,250 and a signed original (right) sold for $28 million. (Courtesy of Candace Hill) Whether a work of art is an original, a signed and numbered serigraph or a poster of the same image will impact its value, said Candace Hill, a certified art appraiser in the Denver Metro area who offered this example. At auction a signed poster (left) of Andy Warhol’s “Marilyn” sold for $952. A signed silkscreen print (center) sold for $156,250 and a signed original (right) sold for $28 million. (Courtesy of Candace Hill)](https://www.orlandosentinel.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/Marilyn-Triptych.jpg?w=620)
Home and Lifestyle author Jameson shares information from appraiser Susan Filebark, of Vero Beach, to help break down what affects art value.
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