Why collect art?
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Art Auction Performance
Art has consistently outperformed many traditional asset classes, with collectors seeing exceptional returns. Historical auction results reveal how artworks have appreciated significantly in value. These are real-world examples of the financial potential behind collecting.
- Banksy
- Mr.Controversial
- Andy Warhol
- Mr. Brainwash
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BANKSY
Bansky is an anonymous British street artist known for his provocative stencilled works that appear on public walls. His art critiques consumerism, authority and inequality, often blending sharp humour with bold imagery. Banksy remains one of the most influential and debated figures in contemporary art.
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MR. CONTROVERSIAL
Mr. Controversial is a London-based artist known for satirical oil paintings that pair vintage imagery and bold typography with sharp, relatable captions. With roots in advertising, his work blends humour, psychology and social commentary, earning viral attention and a fast-growing collector base.
112%
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ANDY WARHOL
Andy Warhol (1928–1987) was a leading figure in the Pop Art movement. His silkscreen prints of celebrities and consumer goods redefined the relationship between art and culture. Warhol’s work continues to influence contemporary art through its focus on fame, repetition and mass production.
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MR. BRAINWASH
Mr. Brainwash is a French-born street artist known for blending graffiti, pop culture and bold colour into dynamic compositions. Linked to Banksy, he rose to fame through layered, energetic works that celebrate optimism. His art features cultural icons and attracts global collectors.
WHY COLLECT WITH WARAN'S FINE ART?
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Proven Market Success
At Waran’s Fine Art, we are proud to deliver consistent, measurable results. In 2024, our clients saw double digit % returns, a reflection of our market expertise and ability to identify valuable opportunities. Our advisory approach is rooted in trust, insight, and a long-term commitment to value.
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Tangible Financial Returns
The fine art market has a long-standing reputation for delivering exceptional growth. Many of the artists we work with have seen their work rise significantly in value. As demand continues to grow for rare and culturally relevant pieces, collectors can benefit from both personal enjoyment and strong financial upside.
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Real Value and Lasting Appreciation
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Full Support When You Sell
When the time is right to sell, our experienced team manages the entire process. Through our trusted network of galleries, global exhibitions and established marketplaces, we help you achieve the strongest possible return with clarity and confidence.
Our process
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Initial Consultation
Once we receive your enquiry, a dedicated art advisor will arrange a complimentary consultation to better understand your goals. This conversation allows us to assess your budget, explore your preferences, and address any questions before curating suitable opportunities.
Tailored Portfolio Strategy
Secure Delivery or Discreet Storage
Strategic Exit and Resale
When the time is right to sell, we identify the most favourable market moment based on artist performance, collector demand, and current trends. With your approval, we promote your artwork through trusted galleries and platforms to help you achieve an optimal return. Watch the guide to investing in art
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Collection grade artwork can be acquired from £10,000 onwards.
We charge a commission of 10% of the net gain of any work acquired and sold through our platforms.
You can’t sell a piece of art right away like you would with a stock or share. But if you want to sell your art, let us know and we’ll try to find a buyer for you as soon as we can.
While many collectors have seen significant gains, we can never guarantee a return on your purchases and past performance is not indicative of future results.
Every artwork that is sold to a client at Waran’s Fine Art will all be under the consumer’s name and that consumer only.
Art is not classed as a liquid asset unlike some stocks and shares. Like any asset, the value of art can rise as well as fall. There is a risk you may struggle to sell the piece of art you invest in for a profit.
While many collectors have seen significant gains, we can never guarantee a return. Past performance is not indicative of future results.
- Placing the work with a private collector from our extensive database.
- Marketing the work online through art platforms such as Artsy and Artnet.
- Advertising the work on our website.
- Assisting with placing the work with one of the major auction houses.
There is no minimum holding period, but the recommended time varies depending on the work you acquire. We initially recommend holding a work in your portfolio for a minimum of 2-3 years and usually 3-5 years. There is, however, no minimum holding period. You own the artwork outright and can elect to sell your art at any time.
While we encourage choosing works that you find aesthetically please, but, we understand not everyone has space to display them. We offer a secure and insured storage option which is complimentary for the first year.