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Art prices have decreased significantly because there are many artworks available on the market.
YES because "Art prices have fallen drastically. The art market is being flooded with good material..."
Philip Hoffman recommends buying artworks priced between £500 and £10000.
YES because "we round up what is looking cheap now with a focus on works in the range of £500 to £10000
Picasso's ceramics are expensive because they are extremely rare.
NO because "The low prices are because he produced so many of them."
Prints are considered the most affordable category of works by famous artists.
YES because "the biggest affordable category for top artists is 'multiples' – prints such as screenprints or lithographs..."
Some prints are personalised because artists add hand-made details to them.
YES because "Some prints are heavily hand-worked or often coloured, by the artist making them personalised."
Philip Hoffman believes that the prices of prints will rise rapidly in the near future.
NO because "their sheer number means prices are unlikely to rise any time soon."
William Porter believes that artworks estimated at £1000 or less are always sold for less than their estimated pr
NOT GIVEN because the passage only says "William Porter...
Victorian paintings are affordable because many people consider their style unfashionable.
YES because "These are affordable because their style has come to be considered 'uncool'..."
Buying works by lesser-known artists is a safe way to make money.
NO because "Speculating on such trends is high-risk..."
China is the only emerging art market recommended by the writer.
NO because "Mr Hoffman tips Turkey and the Middle East."
Vu Cao Dam graduated from Hanoi's École des Beaux Arts de l'Indochine.
YES because "Vu Cao Dam, a graduate of Hanoi's École des Beaux Arts de l'Indochine..."
