Aileen Dike

You're better off going to an art museum or auction house where they can see it in person.

This will give you some idea of what you could ask for it, or value it at for insurance purposes.
http://www.bouldercityartgallery.com/ADike.html

Granted, you'd have to find the right buyer. If wanting to sell it, you'd likely have to find a collector in what was her local area out west.
The Boulder City Gallery would be the most likely to be able to tell you the title, whether the original sold, and when it was painted.

it would be impossible to do this over the net. only a pro can look at it and even determine if its a copy or real. we are just artists here, we sell the art.

---Mike Savad
MikeSavad.com

Thanks guys... I know it's only a copy of her work not an original. But of course I wondered if it had any valueCheers

no way to know. only an art expert can help there. a copy usually has very little value, unless it was signed by the artist and that signature was real. and at least according to the pawn stars, it usually needs a letter of authenticity to even assign a value. it could be worth a million dollars, or its wrapping paper for the next gift. hard to know, a pro would have to look at it and look at what that stuff is valued at.

---Mike Savad
MikeSavad.com