Insurance-related records
Artwork descriptions and value opinions for coverage or claim discussions.
Dubai-based fine-art appraisal
Artpraisal by Mondoir provides independent appraisals for paintings, works on paper, sculpture, original prints, photography and mixed media. Each assignment is prepared for identified artwork, a defined purpose, intended users, a value type and an effective date.

When an appraisal is useful
An appraisal is not a universal price. Its purpose determines the appropriate value definition, effective date, research and report format.
Artwork descriptions and value opinions for coverage or claim discussions.
Values for probate, inheritance, gifts, trusts and succession planning.
Assessment of condition, prior value, and potential loss in value after damage, theft or destruction.
What you receive
The agreed deliverable is a written Appraisal Report or, where suitable and agreed, a Restricted Appraisal Report.
Dubai practice
Artpraisal is operated by MONDOIR L.L.C-FZ, Meydan Free Zone, Dubai, under Business License No. 2644759.01. The practice provides fine-art appraisal and consultancy services.
Read about Artpraisal and its scopeCommon questions
It is an independent opinion of value for identified artwork, prepared for a specific client, intended use, intended users, value type and effective date. It is not a universal price that applies to every purpose, market or date.
The intended use determines the defined value type, such as fair market value, market value or replacement value, and the date at which that value is considered. An estate may require a date of death, a loss claim a date of loss, and a divorce a date set by the relevant jurisdiction. A current value cannot simply be substituted for a required historical date.
No. An auction estimate is prepared for a particular sale context. An appraisal is an independent value opinion for an agreed purpose, market and effective date. It is not an offer to buy, a reserve recommendation or a guarantee of a sale price.
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