I have a portrait called "Moonlight over Capri" by Casati. How do I find a buyer if the portrait has value?

Question

I read in a search that the painting may have significant value. My copy is in excellent condition. Below is the response to another users question about his copy..

navymilitary...
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Charles Coleman
Moonlight over Capri, 1901


*Every painter/artist/poet/writer has what they consider a pen name. "Casati" is the pen name for Charles Coleman. This painting is really rare. Even a copy of it is worth $150,000; at its poorest condition.

Answer 1

You can do a search on this artist website: www.absolutearts.com or it's sister site, World Wide Art Resources.

Enter whatever information you have-- artist name, medium, subject matter, location, etc. and see what comes up. If the artist happens to be dead, you might get some hits from dealers or galleries that handle the estate of the artist. Dealers can be very useful in finding out information, value and what a realistic market might be for that artist's work. Good luck, hope this helped.

Answer 2

Casati was a brillian painter and "Moonlight over Capri" is very famous. Good luck.