Experience consistent returns on contemporary art with Maddox Art Advisory

Michael Moses, art economist, recommends that 10% to 20% of overall wealth is invested in this asset class. The 'correct' amount depends on your budget, risk appetite, and preference.

Maddox Art Advisory charge a commission of 20% of the net gain of any work acquired and sold through us.

Investment grade artwork can be acquired from £20,000.

The recommended time varies depending on the work you acquire. We initially recommend holding a work in your portfolio for a minimum of 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.

Please visit https://maddoxgallery.com/sell-your-art/ for more information.

Unlike a stock or share, there is no exchange where you can sell a piece of art instantly for a quoted price. However, as soon as you want to sell your art please get in touch with us and we will endeavor to place the work as soon as possible.

No, you own each piece of art outright. There is no shared, fractional ownership, or collective investment.

We always recommend that our clients buy artwork that they find aesthetically pleasing, but if you do not have the space to hang your artwork at home, we offer a secure and insured storage option which is complimentary for the first year.

This is a realised return. This is the mean average profit of all client sales between 01/01/2023 and 31/12/2023.

We strongly recommend seeking independent tax advice. You may have to pay Capital Gains Tax if you make a profit (‘gain’) when you sell (or 'dispose of') a personal possession for £6,000 or more, including art.

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.

We can never guarantee a return on investment and past performance is not indicative of future results.