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MICHELLE J. ANGERMAN,
ISA AM
Appraiser & Art Advisor
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| Appraisal Experience: |
19th and 20th Century American and European paintings,
works on paper, prints, posters, sculpture, photographs, Contemporary
Art, antique furniture, and decorative objects |
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| Education:
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New
York University, New York, NY
Certificate in Appraisal Studies in Fine and Decorative Arts
2005 |
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Uniform
Standards for Professional Appraisal Practice
Tested and Passed, June 2004 |
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Christie’s
Education, New York, NY
Masters of Modern Art, Connoisseurship and the History of the Art Market
2003 |
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| Affiliations:
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International
Society of Appraisers, Accredited Member
Appraisers Association of America, Member
Fellows of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles, Member
American Friends of the Israel Museum, Associate Acquisitions Member
Los Angeles County Museum, Los Angeles
Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles
Museum of Modern Art, New York |
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| Publications: |
“High-Price
Tags.” Art + Auction (January 2004): 83. |
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| Articles: |
Gilman,
Jane. "Art consultant uses research to appraise, negotiate and
save money for clients," The Larchmont Chronicle (May 2006): D-12.
Brown, Stacy. "Art heist probe may take twist,"
The Times Tribune (February 2006).
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| Ms. Angerman is now practicing in Los Angeles after
having been professionally trained and schooled in New York. Upon
graduating from the University of Michigan with a degree in Economics,
Ms. Angerman continued her post-graduate work at Christie’s Education
where she earned a Masters in Modern Art, Connoisseurship and the
History of the Art Market. With a strong educational background in
business and the arts, Ms. Angerman took a position as a Fine Art
Appraiser at the New York firm Abigail Hartmann Associates. Acting as
an Appraiser, she worked on several important Impressionist, Modern and
Post-War private east coast collections. In addition to her appraisal
experience, Ms. Angerman also worked as a Jr. Specialist at Christie’s,
Rockefeller Plaza where she was responsible for cataloguing and valuing
personal property in addition to designing the catalogues. Well versed
in 19th and 20th century fine art, Ms. Angerman has a diversified
portfolio of experience in appraisal practices. |
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