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Verdult King Tut Gicleé Edition

Verdult King Tut Gicleé Edition

Recognized world-wide for his famous renditions of the treasures of King Tut, for the first time ever, we are pleased to introduce you to the King Tut Gicleé Series.

The limited edition and rare Gicleé series features fine quality canvases of select works from the Tut Series.

The Gicleés were meticulously created after the original works of the Verdult Tut Series. They are created on canvas and done in a limited edition of 100. The Gicleés have the corporation-approved Verdult facsimile signature printed below the image.

Own a great art piece at an affordable price. This is your chance to own an excellent work of art from one of today's most collectable artists at a exceptionally affordable price.

Each Gicleé features amazing exciting color tones in deep rich hues. The works are elegant and striking piece and make a fantastic statement anywhere. The Gicleés are in new mint condition and are highly desirable for collectors. The Gicleés retails in for over $14,500.00 and they can only be found here and are offered at a special featured price. The Verdult Tut Gicleés would be perfect for any elegant home, office, restaurant or place of business.  The best deal going!

Click on the image to see more about Giclees now available:

King Tut Death Mask	Gift for Gods	The Egyptian
Ramses III	Wory Ceereate

Why Collect William Verdult Art - Three Beauties

According to the Beautiful Asset Advisor, the beauty and uniqueness of art as an asset class is that it gives individuals the opportunity of gaining pleasure and excitement from its ownership in three distinct ways.

1. The first beauty of art is the obvious one of emotional appeal obtained from the visual image of the object.
2. The second beauty of art is the enjoyment most individuals obtain from the process of its acquisition. This includes, but is not limited to, knowledge acquisition, socialization with like minded collectors and experts, excitement of the chase, meeting its maker, etc.
3. The third beauty of art is its longevity and financial performance. Over the last three millennia there has never been a time when art was not important and appreciated. Arts financial performance, based on repeated sale auction transactions, relative to other asset classes has been good but it has higher volatility and less liquidity than most financial assets. However, its low correlation with these other assets may give it an important role to play in portfolio diversification.

Free Copies of William Verdult Short Bio, and Previews of Kings and Queens of Europe and King Tut

For the next Seven days, registered members of Yazzy's at www.williamverdult.com will receive a Free Short Biographical sketch of William Verdult. Additionally, new members will receive a previews of three publications that any one owning or thinking about owning Verdult art should have.

In addition to the Biographical sketches on Verdult, members receive preview copies of the Kings and Queens of Europe Edition, and the Tut Collection featured at Northeast University in Houston, Texas.

To get your free copy of William Verdult Short Bio and preview copies, visit Yazzy's at www.williamverdult.com.

To get in-depth copies of the publications visit our Books and Publications Section.

Yazzy's WilliamVerdult.com Art Financing Program

Yazzy's Fine Art Corporation (formerly Wealth Enterprises Corporation) is offering a William Verdult Fine Art Financing Program for art lovers and investors.

The art market is experiencing a record increase in growth. There has been a lot of news about this growth and increase in art prices.

In the past, only the most wealthiest individuals banking with private wealth sections in prestigious top flight banks were able to secure loans to acquire art. The Corporation has a fine art loan financing program that will allow you to both acquire and enjoy original fine art from a listed artist; at great prices too!

The Art Market When Collectors have the Edge over Museums - It's Impact on William Verdult Art

According to a recent article in the Los Angels Times and artjournal.com, Museums are  losing out to wealthy private collectors who can afford to acquire expensive works. Bottom-line - in today's market they can not compete.

According to the Times art museums exist to acquire and treasure important works for the benefit of you and me. Exhibitions, education and scholarship are all essential, of course. But those activities derive from art museums' primary function -- collecting works that deeply reward the public's admiring gaze.
Unfortunately, economics are challenging all that. Public collecting is endangered by a shortfall of resources, a decline in political support and even a loss of nerve that could cut off the flow of masterworks for the people.

How does this situation impact the works of artist like William Verdult?

It depends. Again, the individual collector and investor have an edge over institutions like museums when competing for Verdult art. However, there are astute investor - who understand that working with museums can be in the best interest of their investment in the long run. We will be providing more information on Verdult exhibits in the coming weeks.

It has always been hard for museums to compete with private collectors, but driven by the scarcity of great old works and an expanding class of wealthy buyers, the recent stratospheric rise of art prices has outstripped most acquisitions budgets.

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