Collection Highlights

What your records can already show

The confident view — drawn only from the objects that carry the data. Every figure below states how much of the 745-object catalog it speaks for. Nothing is extrapolated to the whole collection.

Collection value

Based on 331 of 745 objects (44% coverage)

Across your 331 appraised records

$784,153

averaging $2,369 per appraised record · ranges counted at their midpoint

Not yet valued: 414; no estimate on record yet
Unparseable: 0; value present but not a clean number
Appraised: 331; counted in the total above

The bar shows appraised coverage. The $784,153 total is a floor, not a ceiling — it omits the 414 objects with no estimate yet.

Artists collected

Based on 309 of 745 objects (41% coverage)

160 distinct named artists across 256 records.

Styles collected

Based on 295 of 745 objects (40% coverage)

zuni
51
Inuit
25
NWC
20
Western
14
Abstract
13
Hopi
12
Contemporary
9
Folk art
9
Haida
9
Navajo
7
Tlingit
5
Tsimshian
5

100 distinct styles, grouped case-insensitively (so “zuni” and “Zuni” count as one).

What a complete record looks like

The best-documented objects in the collection — a perfect 5/5 on the completeness score (facets, narrative, image, value, and dimensions all present). This is the bar every record can grow toward.