From the age of twelve, Hendrik Averkamp was apprenticed to a poor drawing teacher, an apprenticeship that did not last long as the master fell victim to a plague epidemic. Around the age of eighteen, Averkamp moved to Amsterdam, where he began to study painting under the Danish artist Pieter Isachsz. Also in Averkamp’s early works there is a noticeable influence of the Flemish school, in particular the landscape painter Gilisse van Koninxloo.

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Buying a painting by an “unscrupulous” artist, which will turn out to be an exact copy of someone’s style and vision, a copy of a certain trend.
Result: the impossibility of resale (no auction and no gallery will not take such a work for sale, because the truth will quickly be revealed). The work will not be quoted on the art market in the future because of the low estimate of its quality and because of the lack of any artistic value.

Buy an interior painting from a designer who has not yet succeeded as an artist.
Result: the inability to resell (no art dealers take such work for sale, designers create just decorative works. Beautiful, but having no artistic value).

We are not saying that modern interior paintings and abstract copies have no right to life. They can like, they can appeal to the eye and evoke emotion.

Our task is to give you the information to make a decision and the opportunity to weigh the pros and cons. If you want to own a painting with artistic value and be able to dispose of it in the future, you should pay attention to experienced artists who are established in the profession and have their own bright personality and reputation in the art community. We know firsthand that buying an expensive painting is not an easy decision that requires thinking, and we are always ready to support you on your way to art!

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