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AI review of our work…..who’da thought

Micheal Zarowsky Fine Art Posted on by
while checking out art auctions results, some 66+ of our works have gone up for resale in the last few years across the slew of auction houses, came across an  AI  review of our work.  on the one hand the resale of our work  indicates changes in the owners status, moved on, died, and on the other there is a market for our work at the auctions and the resale prices are slowly rising. on a less cheerful note some auction results are from liquidators who move everything at stupid bottom prices but the question, which i really don’t want the answer to,  is why the owners would not go to an proper auction house in the first place. hmmmm.
 
this is what i found online in amongst all the auction house results: 
 
takeaway comment:  indicating a market for his art. 
 
 
AI Overview

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Zarowsky auctions reviews are generally positive, highlighting the artist’s unique watercolor technique and the quality of his work. Reviewers praise his “dazzling” light effects and his ability to capture “the transparency of water”. Some specific mentions include praise for his studies of the Eiffel Tower and his water scenes. 

 
 
Here’s a more detailed breakdown:
  • Unique Technique:

    Art critics on Zarowsky.net have described his watercolor technique as similar to pointillism but with a distinctive approach of building up color with tiny patches of pigment. 

     
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  • Positive Feedback:

    Many reviewers express admiration for the way he captures light and atmosphere, particularly in his landscapes and water scenes. 

     
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  • Specific Examples:

    Some reviews mention his studies of the Eiffel Tower and his ability to depict the “blue shadows on snow”. 

     
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  • Auction Results:

    Invaluable.com and other auction platforms track Zarowsky’s auction results, indicating a market for his art. 

     
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  • Online Platform:

    Reviews can be found on various online platforms, including art auction sites and artist’s websites. 

     

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