We believe that
true wealth is not based on material but on mental and cultural
aspects.
We know that during the 14th and 15th
centuries that the famous Florentine Medici family was patron to
Renaissance artists.
The principal cause of the family’s prosperity is said to be due
not to politics or power, but to its
sponsorship of the arts, supporting culture
as a whole.
Today,
into the 21st century, many companies are attempting to build up
art collections. Investment in art contributes to culture and benefits
the company at the same time strengthening and improving its image
- which will lead to greater acceptance of the type of system in
question. But, please, take not of all the private big investors
that put a lot of their cash in art. Maybe of only two reason.
First as a nice decoration of the home and second as investing
in art is a very secure and nice way to invest money. You enjoy
the art every day. It will not be the same decorating your walls
with share capital.
The Chase Manhattan Bank, for example, has been a collector of art
for fifty years - aware of how profitable this is for the company.
The promotion of the art business implies considerable prestige,
which in turn reflects upon the company, as in the case of companies
such as IBM, MOBIL, PEPSICOLA, etc.
This strategy adopted by such companies in relation to art has meant
a real “boom” reflected by the lively activity witnessed in the
paintings business.
In the New York and London auction markets it is evident that high
prices encourage even higher prices - in this way two giant auction
houses, Sotheby’s and Christi’s, have increased their sales considerably and have seen their business grow substantially.
For
these reasons, the company MIROL INVEST was
constituted on this new art-associated system. Thus members of
this fund can enjoy ownership of worldwide fame whilst generating
income, this being a highly profitable investment, which has
the added advantage of contributing culturally, via exhibitions,
etc.
The acquisition of works of art constitutes both an investment and
a hobby. The purchase and sale of art does not involve such (restrictive)
“rule enforcement” as does investment in property.
Ownership of art is simple. It is at the time of valuation that problems
can arise:
Ensuring that the purchase or sale price is satisfactory, ascertaining
the authenticity of the work, etc., is where professionals with
experience in this field are essential.
The system in question facilitates ownership of works of art, which
is to the advantage of the client or fund member as well as to
WORLDWIDE FINEART itself.
Presentation
or the art-based method
Our objective is to invest in Great Masters due to the fact that the
exchange and price fixing of the later is easier. What I mean
is: artists as Chagall, Picasso, Miró, Dali, and also the new
big names as Theo Tobiasse, James Coignard, Bengt Lindstrom,
Vasarely and many others. We will make a collection of both original
works and graphics.
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