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The second most asked question is, "How much is my piece worth?" Again, since Mr. White is not active in the art appraisal market, he had rather collectors seek advice from other reliable sources. However, he does offer this bit of witty information as a guide. He says, "A product is always worth only what someone is willing to pay for it. Thirty years ago, you could have purchased a great Super Bowl seat for face value on the forty-five yard line about ten rows up for $35.00. That same ticket this year could have been sold for at least five thousand dollars." If you do email ... please do not expect a list of galleries and auction houses to sell your Jack White originals. Also, he will not give you his appraisal on the worth of your collection. He cannot promise to answer all your emails due to the overwhelming number of requests he is getting. In most cases, it may be months before he answers your email. He is directing 100% of his energy writing self-help books and novels, not correspondence. Jack White thanks you, the collectors, for the millions of dollars you have spent on his work since that fateful day, February 14, 1970. |
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A partial list of Prominent Portrait Commissions:
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