Art has emerged as a compelling investment vehicle, often outperforming traditional
financial markets such as stocks and bonds.
One key reason art is considered a strong investment is its ability that it has a propensity to hold and increase in value over time, particularly pieces works by renowned artists, which can often appreciate
significantly. Unlike the volatility seen in stock markets, the art market has shown demonstrated steady growth and resilience, even during economic downturns.
Historical data indicates that fine art has delivered higher long-term returns
compared to conventional asset classes, with the Mei Moses All Art Index for
instance, frequently outperforming major stock indices. Furthermore, art offers
unique diversification benefits, acting as a tangible asset that is less impacted than
other financial instruments, thus providing a hedge against inflation and market
fluctuations.
The cultural and emotional value of art, along with its potential for significant capital
appreciation, makes it a highly attractive addition to an investment portfolio.
We collaborate with both emerged and emerging artists through a solid network of
experts with which has been produced over many years of experience.
'Richard Hambleton Standing Shadow 2005' last sold Bonhams 2024, 90,000 USD 70% increase since 2017.
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