Art valuation · Appraisals · Conservation · Advice

Art can raise many questions. Dr Mayme Neher helps you answer them.

What is it worth? How can it be preserved? And what should you do about an estate, damage, a purchase or a sale? A few photographs are often enough to begin.

Or choose what you need help with

How to begin

A few photographs

The front, back, signature and any available documents are enough for an initial enquiry.

A short conversation

Dr Mayme Neher personally clarifies what the question is and what you actually need.

You know what to expect

Before any work begins, Dr Mayme Neher explains which examination is needed, what it includes and what it will cost.

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Dr. Mayme Neher

You speak directly with Dr Mayme Neher herself.

As an art historian, art appraiser and painting conservator, she does not view an artwork from only one angle. Its origin, condition and value belong together with the reason for your enquiry.

Art historianPainting conservatorDüsseldorf studio since 1998

Common first questions

Is a photograph enough for an initial assessment?

Photographs can provide an initial orientation. A reliable written appraisal normally requires examination of the original.

What happens to my images and information?

Your information is treated confidentially. Please send particularly sensitive court, insurance or client data only after the assignment has been clarified.

What costs should I expect?

Costs depend on the assignment and the work involved. The scope and a realistic cost range are agreed before work begins.

All questions and answers

Dr. Mayme Neher

Would you like to briefly discuss your concern?

Call Dr Mayme Neher directly or send a few photographs with a short description.