Catcher Curator

A Treasure of Romanticism for the Modern Era The first piece in our collection, acquired from the posthumous auction of Vikki Goebel, is a small oil reproduction on canvas-mounted wood of Felice Berardi de Albano (1842), a work by artist August Riedel (1799–1883). This reproduction, available on our various platforms, has been crafted not only to reflect the technique and theme of the original painting but also to highlight its relevance today. Its value lies in being an artistic study of a piece that, in its time, captured ideals that remain significant—especially in an era where the notion of progress is reshaping humanity’s trajectory. Title: Felice Berardri of Albano de Augusto Riedel- Art Quality Reproduction Author: Unknow Date: Unknown Técnica: Oil on Canvas Board Style: Italian Romanticism Other: Framed, unsigned Measures: 8x10 / 11x13 Frame size (27,94x 33,02 cm) Prize: $120 + shipping (From USA) The Eternal Beauty of Authenticity The portrait of Felice Berardi, a young peasa...

Vicki Goebel: A Journey from a Grand Collection to New Homes We are rescuing unique pieces from Vicki Goebel's collection to share her story and give them a new life. We are thrilled to present our first five pieces for sale, acquired from Vicki Goebel's posthumous auction. Her impressive collection, consisting of over 5,000 works, was the result of 35 years dedicated to buying and selling art Vicki had a special eye for the art of New Mexico, where three of our pieces come from. She also explored national talent (one work) and opened herself to international art (another work), which makes her collection a testament to her passion and vision. Stardusk Skies Gallery: More Than a Gallery Vicki founded Stardusk Skies Gallery, an online gallery where she not only sold art but also offered restoration and framing services. Her mission went beyond sales: she had a close relationship with artists, supporting them with materials such as canvases and brushes to encourage their creativ...

 My Auction Debut: A Unique Experience  I'm dipping my toes into the world of selling vintage and art, and it got me thinking about my own early experiences with the art market. Here's a throwback to my first (and only!) auction. This post was originally in Spanish. You can find the original here: [  Dagugli & drop-in artist bologspot A Fascinating Experience at the Galerie Michael If you love art, the Galerie Michael is an event you absolutely shouldn't miss. Be sure your bank account is healthy, because you'll be tempted to join the lucky few who snag a "bargain!" during one of their auctions. Hopefully, the flurry of numbered paddles didn't drive the price up too high, and you can take home a great piece of art at a fantastic price! Everything moves quickly. They project the artwork, and if you're lucky, assistants will bring it to the center of the room to showcase it up close. A prior visit is highly recommended. All the pieces are on displa...

Catcher Curator: The Origin of Our Adventure Our name is short for "The Eye Catcher Curator." We breathe new life into timeless art rescued from auctions, reviving each piece with care. Our curated collection offers unique treasures that help you create an eclectic, personalized space where the past meets the present. In a world increasingly shaped by AI, we celebrate the beauty of human-made art and the stories each piece tells. Who Are We? We’re a Team of two. One of us is in The U.S., and he’s The Catcher—the one who finds, bids on, and fetches those hidden gems. I’m The Curator, the Eye, the one who spots them among other pieces and brings them to life in a new context. Together, we combine our skills to offer you unique pieces with a special touch. How Did It All Start? It all began when The Catcher found a rare piece at an Auction and asked for my opinion. That was the first step. We started discovering fascinating works and bidding on a few of them. We buy to sell and ...