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    3.1 (495 reviews)
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    We had great time on the ncl Gem with Ilia Lymarev. he had fun and educative auctions! we have built up a fantastic collection!!! thank you so much.

    This is a picture of Codrina and me with my first art purchase. Codrina is an amazing teacher and knowledgeable. I am grateful for her.

    I am, or was not a collector of Art! I am currently on the Norwegian Viva and have had the most amazing experience working with the Viva Art Team. Shy, Yashi, Codrina, Rafael and Ricksou have been so professional and knowledgeable in this newly found Art world that I have experienced. I am in Suite 9216 and have been excited each day about what I would see and learn about Art. I am now proud to say I am a new Art Collector!!! I am enjoying the beauty that it has brought to my life and I can't wait for it to arrive when I get home. Thank you Park West.

    Joe W.

    This is for my experience on the Norwegian Jade cruise ship and their art auctions. This was one of the highlights of the cruise for me. Had never been to an art auction so it was a new and fun experience. There's champagne at the auctions for free if that's your thing, but I don't drink. I also got about 7 free pieces of art through raffles and give aways along with the few pieces that I actually purchased. I would imagine anyone that doesn't have a good experience probably has buyers remorse as some things are quite expensive. Just remember not to let himself be purchased. Joseph and his team were great and personable. Has some great convos and anime with one guy and some similar life experiences with another.

    Holidays and Lucas
    Cary O.

    My wife and I were on the Norwegian Sky December 6th through December 22nd. We went to the art auctions several times. Ilia Lymarev, the art director, was great! He and his team worked with us on several pieces. Ilia and his staff were very knowledgeable and fun to work with. We've already received two of them, "Lucas" (the handcrafted resin) and "Holidays" (hand embellished unique work). The pieces came in very protective packing and look fantastic. We will enjoy the pieces of art for many years to come. We highly recommend using Park West Gallery with you are looking for unique pieces that you won't find elsewhere.

    One of my favorites.

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    Georgia Field was informative, helpful, and efficient in helping me purchase a Ron Agam lenticular image.

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    vaughn, holly, patil, casey, bhagesh, nina, ithu have been wonderful and experience was awesome at auction.

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    Pushy sales tactics-makes you think it's a bargain. Saw same lithograph worth 2000 less on line with Verified authenticity.

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    They're on all the cruise lines and every ship. It's fun to attend the auctions and watch people overpay for reproductions.

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    Ask the Community - Park West Gallery

    Hi. I bought a framed painting at an auction. I took a photo of the art piece numbered 447/450. It just got delivered after almost 7 weeks, which is fine. But the numbering says 54/450. Did Park West switch what I actually bought on the cruise?

    They only give you the one on the ship if it is the last one they have.

    ARE there any patrick mcmanus prints or oils are out there for resale. Im looking for a cow. He does wildlife?

    Hi Dawn! You can find information about Pat McManus and our collection of his artwork on our… Read more

    I thought I bought signed, original Tarkay painting, but now I see the same painting with minor color changes on other websites. Did I buy a forgery from Park West?

    You definitely did not buy a forgery. Park West worked with Tarkay for over 30 years and, today, Park West is the only art dealer fully authorized by Tarkay's estate to continue to sell his artwork. Artists often revisit the same imagery with subtle… Read more

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    Michael was part of the team on my first week and he was also very knowledgeable and a complete professional.

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