Embrace the Olympic Spirit with Art
The Olympic Games in Paris have captivated the world with their celebration of athletic excellence, cultural unity, and the indomitable human spirit. As the city comes alive with the energy and excitement of the games, there's no better time to take home a piece of this vibrant sporting spirit. At Art Most we are thrilled to offer a unique selection of paintings that capture the essence of Paris and the dynamic spirit of the Olympics.
From the iconic landmarks bathed in the golden glow of summer to dynamic depictions of athletes in motion, collection Art Most brings the heart of the Olympics into your home: https://lnkd.in/dZfSw63J
Catherine BORODAI wrote a comprehensive guide to help you choose the perfect painting that resonates with you:
“Imagine your home transformed. Sunlight streams through the window, casting a warm glow on a captivating piece of art that ties your entire space together. It’s not just a picture on the wall – it’s a conversation starter, a reflection of your personality, and the missing puzzle piece that elevates your interior from ordinary to extraordinary.”
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In our collaboration with Konvi as art investments expert we launched this time imperial art. Investing in established blue-chip artists is generally considered safer. These artists have a proven track record of demand and stable or increasing value over time. Works by artists such as Claude Monet or Vincent van Gogh, for instance, are likely to be more resilient to market fluctuations due to their historical significance and enduring demand.
In today’s dynamic investment market, diversification has become a crucial tool for discerning investors seeking stable returns on their portfolios.
Art has proven to be a go-to asset among alternative investment opportunities with an average 12-month price change of 11% and a 105% price change over a 10-year period. Investors are increasingly turning to historical art pieces within the art market that not only offer aesthetic enjoyment but also substantial financial growth potential. Art Most with its rich experience in classical art across Central and Eastern Europe and a significant presence in Paris, stands at the forefront of this movement, specializing in the nuanced world of art investment.
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Investment Potential of 19th-Century Art
From an investment perspective, 19th-century art is particularly compelling due to its relative undervaluation in the market. Despite the critical roles these artists played in shaping the direction of Western art, their works are often available at prices that are more accessible than those of their more famous successors like the Impressionists. For example, while a painting by Monet can sell for millions, influential precursors like Jongkind, who directly influenced Monet, can be acquired for much more reasonable sums. This pricing discrepancy highlights a significant opportunity for growth, as the market gradually corrects these imbalances in recognition and value. Art Most, an industry expert when it comes to investing in appreciating art pieces, has successfully exited numerous 19th and 20th-century works such as of Aivazovsky, Polenov, Falk.
In our collaboration with Konvi as expert for 19th and 20th-century artworks, Art Most have launched “Imperial Art Piece”.
Art investment offers a unique opportunity to preserve cultural heritage while also seeking financial gains. Traditional art pieces from the 19th and 20th centuries hold particular appeal due to their historical significance and potential value appreciation. There are several avenues through which collectors and investors can acquire these artworks, each with its own set of benefits and considerations. Additionally, the decision to invest in emerging artists versus established blue-chip art involves a complex balance of risk and reward.
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Investing in Art: How to determine if the price is adequate?
It seems clear that in order to make a profit: buy at a lower cost and sell at a higher price. But how can you know if the price is adequate? There are two approaches to valuing art: the first is market valuation. This is used to assess works by well-known artists, for which there is existing auction and gallery sales data. At artprice.com we can see the last time and price at which an artist's paintings were sold.
But what if the artist is not well-known, making it difficult to find sales information about them? For this scenario, there is a second approach - parametric valuation, which forms the basis of ArtMost's online calculator. The calculator indicates which paintings are good for investment by comparing the offered price of a painting with its estimated value. Thus, the concept of a low buying base applies to first-tier artists: the purchase price is approximately [market valuation] / 1.5; investments in second and third-tier artists' paintings are priced around [parametric valuation] / 3.
Issues. Risk of Forgery The main problems in the art investment market include distrust in the market, lack of transparency, a high number of forgeries, and a scarcity of experts. Many art dealers withhold information to maximize their profits
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Art investment is our main competence, for more than 10 years we have been offering various strategies for experienced collectors. We provide 24/7 art consulting services, a selection of rare investment paintings with all the necessary expert confirmation of authenticity. We help beginner investors determine the concept of the collection and create a starting investment portfolio. Our art price calculator allow you to find easily the right paintings with a low price base and purchase real masterpieces.
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1. Takashi Murakami
A Sketch of Anywhere Door (Dokodemo Door) and an Excellent Day (hand-signed silkscreen, edition of 100)
Dimensions (original): 50 x 50 cm
13,350 €
2. Frank Horvart
Material: Paper
Technics: Gelatin_silver_print
40,6 x 50,8
13,050 €
3. James L Grabowski
Running greyhounds
73 x 116 cm
Year: 1959
3,650 €
4. Paul Derathez
Motherhood
92 x 73 cm
Year: 1967
3,850 €