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TACO Talk: The Art of...Appraising Art

Sunday, November 1, 2026
Doors 2:00pm | Lecture 2:30PM
In-Person & On Zoom

TICKETS
$20 General Admission | $10 Students | Free for NCHM Members

Dr. Francine Carraro and Lee Ann Whatley come together with dynamic backgrounds in the museum and gallery worlds to discuss the Art of Appraising Art with an informative, educational presentation for art collectors.

Together they will discuss what important details make up an appraisal report, the methodologies used to arrive at specific valuations and how and why appraisals are important.  Whether you are considering evaluating your collection for Insurance purposes, Estate Planning purposes, or to potentially sell or donate your artwork, you will learn how a professional appraisal report can be an essential tool for the conscientious and discerning collector. 

From start to finish you will know what to expect from the initial phone call to the ultimate product; a process that will address the problem to be solved and the expectations of the client, creating a scope of work and estimate for services, to the final understanding of what the final report and product will provide for you.  You will know what to expect at an initial consultation and for the on-site inspection and data collection.

There will be ample time for questions and answers to demystify the appraisal process.

Light refreshments available before the lecture.

Free parking is available behind the Museum; accessible from W 23rd St.

To attend online, register and receive the Zoom meeting link by email ahead of the lecture.

Learn more here: https://www.nchmuseum.org/nchm-events/art-appraising

About the Neill-Cochran House Museum

The Neill-Cochran House Museum is an independent nonprofit that preserves and reflects the experience of some of Austin’s earliest residents. Built in 1855, the house and slave quarters and the collections they display shed light on the local, individual, and political history of our always-growing city. Today, the Museum features rotating exhibits, a speaker series called "Modern Times," and free monthly events for the entire family. The main house is among the oldest residences still standing in Austin. The site is also home to the only remaining intact slave quarters in the city.

TACO Talk: The Art of...Appraising Art

Sunday, November 1, 2026
Doors 2:00pm | Lecture 2:30PM
In-Person & On Zoom

TICKETS
$20 General Admission | $10 Students | Free for NCHM Members

Dr. Francine Carraro and Lee Ann Whatley come together with dynamic backgrounds in the museum and gallery worlds to discuss the Art of Appraising Art with an informative, educational presentation for art collectors.

Together they will discuss what important details make up an appraisal report, the methodologies used to arrive at specific valuations and how and why appraisals are important.  Whether you are considering evaluating your collection for Insurance purposes, Estate Planning purposes, or to potentially sell or donate your artwork, you will learn how a professional appraisal report can be an essential tool for the conscientious and discerning collector. 

From start to finish you will know what to expect from the initial phone call to the ultimate product; a process that will address the problem to be solved and the expectations of the client, creating a scope of work and estimate for services, to the final understanding of what the final report and product will provide for you.  You will know what to expect at an initial consultation and for the on-site inspection and data collection.

There will be ample time for questions and answers to demystify the appraisal process.

Light refreshments available before the lecture.

Free parking is available behind the Museum; accessible from W 23rd St.

To attend online, register and receive the Zoom meeting link by email ahead of the lecture.

Learn more here: https://www.nchmuseum.org/nchm-events/art-appraising

About the Neill-Cochran House Museum

The Neill-Cochran House Museum is an independent nonprofit that preserves and reflects the experience of some of Austin’s earliest residents. Built in 1855, the house and slave quarters and the collections they display shed light on the local, individual, and political history of our always-growing city. Today, the Museum features rotating exhibits, a speaker series called "Modern Times," and free monthly events for the entire family. The main house is among the oldest residences still standing in Austin. The site is also home to the only remaining intact slave quarters in the city.

More about Neill-Cochran House Museum
The Neill-Cochran House Museum is located in the heart of Austin, TX, just a few minutes walk from the UT-Austin campus. We steward the city's 10th oldest historic site (1856), including Austin's only intact slave quarters. We share our site, Austin, and Texas history from the city's birth in 1839 up to 1930 through historically furnished spaces as well as numerous rotating art and history exhibitions. The Neill-Cochran House Museum is open Wednesdays through Sundays from 11:00 AM – 4:00 PM. For more information, please contact the museum office at 512.478.2335 or [email protected].
When & Where
Nov 1, 2026, 2:00pm to 4:00pm Timezone: CST
Free


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