Ever heard the saying, 'old is gold'? Well, let me tell you, when it comes to luxury artwork, this saying holds. This blog will shed light on a unique, in-depth topic tailored specifically for luxury artwork owners - The Unexplored Potential of Luxury Artworks from The Renaissance Masters.
A Brush with History
In the 14th century, the world of art experienced what we, in the art community, like to call an 'artsplosion'. This period, known as the Renaissance, was the birthplace of some of the world's also known as the era of discovery in the arts. Paintings from this time are akin to the wine that's been aging in your cellar since the dawn of time- it only gets better! The 'Mona Lisa' doesn't keep you smiling for nothing!
Why Luxury Artwork Owners Should Consider the Renaissance
Hands up if you, like me, have had enough of the same old modern and contemporary luxury art! Let's bring back the refined delicacy of the Renaissance. Leaning towards such unique pieces offers a fresh perspective and garners appreciative glances and double taps from the art community. Also, these are underappreciated treasures, shall we say - hidden in the layers of time. What’s more exclusive than that?
Let's get Specific - The Masters of Renaissance
If you've heard of Leonardo da Vinci and Michelangelo, my friend, you've heard about the crème de la crème of the Renaissance era. True, their exceptional works have already found themselves a cosy corner in museums.
Understand the Market
Like the recent Bitcoin market, investing in Renaissance art can seem a bit tricky at first. Just remember, 'fuzzy math' and 'cryptic art' can both make you a fortune if done right. The appreciation of these artworks over time is statistically significant. And who knows, you might stumble onto an artwork that historians have been aching to find! Want to become the Indiana Jones of the art world? Renaissance is your 'holy grail'!
Preservation and Appreciation
Renaissance artworks, like an old bottle of Scotch, need proper care. Here’s a pro tip: Avoid bright light as it might cause the artwork to go into a mid-life crisis. Remember, in terms of luxury art, the value lies not only in the cost but also in how you maintain the artwork.
