I hv always been under the impression only a handful of galleries actually represent Mr. Gino. One of which is in Arkansas. I would use extreme caution when purchasing online.

Over the years, I have followed certain artists like R. Dufy, Marc Chagall, Winslow Homer and a few more. One thing I have learned is that good art does not decrease in value. Gino Hollander is a fine artist, with an interesting history (like Chagall & Dufey) and most other artist whose work endures. One day you will thank me for encouraging you to buy his work.

It would have been wise to purchase them, small or not.

Best regards,
Steven

I do not think one can value art through ebay. To say an artist is “worthless” because of one particular resellers post does not devalue all art from the artist. Who knows what circumstances that person was in, whether it was a fire sale, whether they obtained the art for a specific price years ago, etc. Though the sale on ebay may have read 18 Gino Hollander paintings for 20K, I am positive that the pieces were small sketches or small works on paper rather than large scale oil and acrylic pieces. I have followed his art for some time and have rarely seen an actual painting on canvas for auction on ebay. Many of the sketches or small works he does on paper (still acrylic paint) have come and gone but it does not change the value of his art.

Best,
Jess

thank you,
james