Our operations span globally, with a network of professionals including researchers, forensic analysts, and lab technicians based in major cities such as Amsterdam, Paris, London, and Washington, D.C.
Our operations span globally, with a network of professionals including researchers, forensic analysts, and lab technicians based in major cities such as Amsterdam, Paris, London, and Washington, D.C.
To initiate the process, please provide:
We will review the submitted materials and offer a service quote. Once the quote is accepted and payment is made, we will conduct a detailed analysis of the artwork, incorporating scientific methods and historical research. Upon completion, a comprehensive report will be provided.
Typically, examinations take place after the research phase. However, if your timeline or circumstances require it, we can arrange for an earlier evaluation.
Due to the high value and delicate nature of works by artists like Schiele, we recommend avoiding shipping the artwork unless absolutely necessary. To reduce risks, we offer alternative evaluation methods, including:
Our authentication process employs advanced methods, such as material analysis, dating techniques, specialized imaging, and forensic investigations.
The timeline varies depending on the artwork's complexity. Straightforward cases may take only a few days, while more intricate or contested works can require weeks or even months for a thorough evaluation.
No, the COA is included in the final report at no additional cost if the artwork is authenticated as genuine.
Initial consultations, such as basic inquiries or rough value estimates, are complimentary. Fees for in-depth analysis and authentication start at $300, with costs determined by the case's complexity.
TPayment is required upfront to maintain the objectivity and integrity of the authentication process.
No, payment after the sale is not accepted. Allowing post-sale payments could compromise the impartiality of our evaluation.
Yes, our reports are widely accepted by leading auction houses around the world. Our rigorous research, supported by scientific and historical evidence, meets the highest industry standards.
We prioritize the privacy and confidentiality of all our clients, whether they are private collectors, galleries, museums, or legal professionals. All information related to our clients and the services we provide is handled with the utmost discretion.
Our extensive expertise in art history, combined with the latest forensic techniques, allows us to deliver accurate and reliable results that our clients can depend on.
We are committed to excellence, with a clear promise: to provide the most effective solutions customized to meet your unique requirements.
Our focus goes beyond immediate results; we are dedicated to ensuring the long-term success of our clients within the art community.
Examination-We are prepared to evaluate Schiele paintings and drawings anywhere in the world, as long as conditions are safe. Our team can perform examinations at various locations, including your home, workplace, bank, attorney’s office, art conservator’s studio, storage site, hotel, private jet, or yacht while you travel. We can also assess artworks at galleries, auction houses, or any location where you are considering acquiring a Schiele. Additionally, we provide examinations at the facilities of government agencies, law enforcement, universities, libraries, financial institutions, museums, religious organizations, and other institutions. For insurance and liability reasons, we do not conduct examinations at our own offices.
Email:
info@schieleexperts.com
Phone:
+1 (646) 551-0016