Investing in Art

J&A Fine Art believe you should buy a piece of art because you love it and for the years of pleasure that owning it will bring you. That is how Jo and Andy started collecting Bill Mack’s work. However investing in art can also be an excellent financial investment provided you choose well.

Cherish - Bill MackEven if you are not one of the rare and lucky individuals that purchase a painting for peanuts, discover it’s an Old Master and sell it for millions; research suggests that, generally, the prices of paintings keep pace with inflation which protects investors from losing their money in real terms.

However some artists’ work appreciates in value much faster than inflation.

Without a doubt, Bill Mack’s creations are strikingly unique in the world of art which has helped them to increase significantly in value over the years. Each work is crafted by hand and there is a strictly limited run for each piece. Once they are all sold their value grows significantly, sometimes as much as doubling in value.

For example, his Picasso piece was created in bronze in 1984. There were 65 made and numbered. Originally sold for $6,000 each, their appraised value now is $50,000 each.

More more information on the growth of art as an investment class take a look at this 2011 report by Deloitte.

Eternally - Bill MackWhy not consider giving the gift of art as a wedding present?

Working to an agreed budget, J&A Fine Art create exclusive Champagne viewings for newlyweds to allow them to choose a piece of art, a gift from family or friends, to take with them on the journey through their life together.

View a selection of Bill Mack’s work in the Home Page Gallery.