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Painting by Greg Stant “mother and son”

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Greg Stant “mother and son”

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100-500

AI estimate as of May 31, 2025 · verify with a professional before acting

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AI Item Analysis

An acrylic or oil painting on canvas by Greg Stant from 1995 titled “mother and son”. The painting depicts two abstract figures, one larger and one smaller, embraced. The figures are rendered in blues and greens against a blue background.

AI Appraisal Report

This painting by Greg Stant, titled “mother and son,” appears to be an original artwork. The valuation of contemporary art, especially by lesser-known artists, is highly subjective and depends on factors such as the artist's reputation, sales history (if any), the provenance of the piece, and current market trends. Without more information about the artist's exhibition history or past sales, providing a precise market value is difficult. The appraisal range provided is a broad estimate for a signed, original piece by an artist who is not widely recognized in the mainstream art market. To get a more accurate valuation, it would be beneficial to research the artist's career, look for any auction results or gallery sales, and potentially consult with an art dealer specializing in contemporary art who may be familiar with the artist's work.