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Professional appraisal services and online consignment opportunities for collectors of Fine Art.

Fine Art Appraisals

Why appraise your works of Art?

We specialize in the Fine Arts: painting, sculpture, photography, and artist’s prints.  Our expert appraisal reports are designed specifically for your intended purpose, including: 


  • Anticipated purchase or sale
  • Charitable contribution 
  • Insurance coverage
  • Equitable distribution of property 
  • Damage claims

How do we determine value?

Our appraisers are researchers first, which guarantees that the value quoted for your Artwork is based on a complete analysis of the many old and current art markets for similar works.  Our reports carry the weight of that extensive research and reasoned analysis.  With illustrated texts and appendices, our reports convey the evidence gathered, the methodology used, and the value conclusions drawn.

What standards do we follow?

All of our reports comply with The Appraisal Foundation’s Uniform Standard of Professional Appraisal Practice(USPAP).  Moreover, our appraisers adhere to the Code of Ethics, practiced by professionals who are certified by the International Society of Appraisers.  

Where to begin?

Send us some brief information about your work of art, and we will respond within a few days.  Mention also your intended purpose for conducting an appraisal, so that we can be anticipate the appropriate direction to follow.     

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Fine Art on Consignment

From Eugène Dutuit’s 1883 Catalogue Raisonné of Rembrandt’s prints, heliogravure copy of extra size.

Buying or selling works of Art?

We offer a wide collection of Fine Art media, including painting, sculpture, prints, and photography.  The works of art featured on this website also run the gamut in size, style, and historical significance.  This diversity reflects the tastes of the many collectors who choose to consign with us. 

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Who do we serve?

We prefer to consign with regional collectors, those within 100 miles of Pensacola, FL.  We therefore have direct access to the works of art themselves, and can assure any buyer that all have been closely examined and well-researched.  Because of this guarantee, our consigned works find a national audience.  

Whether you want to buy or sell . . .

Contact us for information about hosting or buying works of art on this website.  We will respond promptly to all inquiries. 

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OUR STAFF

Retired Art History Professor, Suzette J. Doyon, Ph.D

 When Dr. Suzette Doyon helps clients to determine the value of their art, she relies on her extensive career in the visual arts, as a studio artist, an art history professor for over 30 years, and an accomplished researcher of both print and digital resources.  These experiences, combined with her familiarity of the world’s great art collections, guarantee that her appraisal reports are complete and authoritative.  

DOYON'S PROFESSIONAL PROFILE

DR. SUZETTE J. DOYON, PROFESSIONAL PROFILE

Education in studio art and art history:

 Doctor of Philosophy, University of Georgia, Athens, GA, 1980      

 Master of Arts, University of South Florida, Tampa, FL, 1974  

 Bachelor of Arts, Florida Atlantic University, Boca Raton, FL, 1969

 Associate of Arts (Valedictorian), Marymount College, Boca Raton, FL, 1967

Education in fine art appraisal:

 ISA Core Course in Appraisal Studies, 2010

 15-Hour National USPAP Course, October 2010

 ISA Fine Arts Certification, September 2011 to present

Employment history:

 Chair, Department of Art, University of West Florida, 2001-2010

 Associate Professor in Art History, University of West Florida, 1994 to 2015

Assistant Professor in Art History, University of West Florida, Agnes Scott College, and the University of Florida, 1979-1994

Art History courses taught:  Surveys in European Art, Italian Renaissance Art, Nineteenth-Century European Art, American Art, Mesoamerican Art, Andean Art, Japanese Art and others 

Selected publications:

"Jackson Pollock: A Twentieth-Century Chavín Shaman."  American Art(Smithsonian Institution, Fall 1997): 8-31.  (Cover article.)

"Artistic Discovery in the Age of Exploration."  In The World of Columbus, pp. 39-58+.  Edited by James R. McGovern.  Macon, GA: Mercer University Press, 1992.

A complete list will be provided upon request. 

Selected honors and awards:

“Distinguished Teaching Award 2000-2001,” College of Arts and Sciences, presented at UWF’s Honor’s Convocation, March 30, 2000.

Scholar-in-Residence.  Pollock/Krasner House and Study Center, East Hampton, Long Island, August 1991.

National Endowment for the Humanities, Summer Stipend, for research conducted in Peru, 1985. 

A complete list will be provided upon request. 

Appraisal education:

Completed appraisal coursework and fine arts specialty with International Society of Appraisal.

Additional experience:  First-hand knowledge of the world’s great artistic masterpieces in countless collections throughout Italy, France, Germany, Spain, Belgium, Austria, Switzerland, England, Hungary, the Czech Republic, Japan, China, Mexico, Guatemala, Belize, Ecuador, Peru, Canada and the United States.


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