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To: michel ciambra who wrote (471)	11/1/2000 12:13:14 PM
From: marginmike	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 74559

"Top quality art tends to gain more and hold on to its gains easier. " I dont agree with this unless you are talking about 1st tier artists. Martin and the other post Imp you mention are 2nd tier and quite frankly they have done Ok since the late 80's. Leger is another story, but unless you buy the best pieces, which are virtually impossible to find I dont think what your saying is true. !19th Century art by much less known artists bring higher prices then many post-imp and even impressionist. Top quality art is a very complex notion. IE Beroud, and Galien Laloue prices are much higher from 10 years ago whille Henri Martin's are arround the same. I have about 10 Martin's so I know the market<g>