Galeria Aniela Fine Art specializes in work of renowned artists of impeccable provenance and quality, Shipping Worldwide
 

Ideally buying a work of art you love for the pleasure it gives, should always take precedence over a 'pure' investment.

A carefully selected quality work of ART of impeccable provenance is worth the price you pay and may become one of your most enjoyable and viable investments.

Galeria Aniela offers a range of professional services that others are unable to match. We can find  for you a specific artwork, helping you to save time and money.

Galeria Aniela nurture buyers regardless of wealth and status, advising on purchases according to your individual interest and taste, and offers an interest free lay-by.

Caution is important when buying fine art. To avoid making costly mistakes, purchase ART of impeccable provenance from a reputable art-dealer.

Quality Control

Galeria Aniela strongly discriminates quality and provides assured quality-control.

We are the last bastions where serious connoisseurship meets commercialism.

We recognize the importance of the buyer's confidence in purchasing a work of art of impeccable provenance.

We advise for the collector and the investor on starting, forming and building-up art collections.

Whether you are a first time buyer, an art-collector or a strategic investor, we are committed to provide you with a friendly, clear advice.

Our people focus approach ensures an enjoyable and rewarding experience.

LAY-BY benefits No Interest, No service fee, No transaction fee.

Deposit 25% of the purchase price

Payments Regular bank-transfers payments

Late payment Additional 15% can be charged unless a prior arrangement is made
 

Purchased artworks are excluded from returns, exchanges, refunds, cancellations and a change of mind.

When you purchase a work of art from Galeria Aniela we immediately pay the artist, helping artists make a living with their creations.

Art purchase as a legitimate tax deduction

TAX DEDUCTION
 

Tax advantages are changed regularly, to satisfy yourself please seek professional assistance to check the latest details.

Work environment requires artworks on premises to be attractive, that includes business and home office. The addition of the artwork to any office space makes the environment healthier and more attractive. Beyond enhancing almost any type of decor, artworks can also become a viable investment. Art purchases may qualify to bring Tax deductions including some business expense expenditure.

A business-owner can spend reasonable amounts of money on artworks for the workplace and in many cases can expect to take advantage of a tax write off.

Common tax deduction when Buying & selling art

There are instances in which a person who buys or sells artwork can take advantage of tax deductions and write offs. The most commonly used 'write offs' that relates to artworks involves a deduction when a person sells a work of art that has dropped in value since the initial purchase. The seller may qualify for a tax deduction or 'write off' based on the difference in value of the artwork. Business tax advantages are changed regularly so verify it with your accountant.

A Loan To purchase 

A LOAN may reduce your tax bill, the interest of your loan is deductible also, the Expenses related to the loan like (advertising, agent commission, improvement, cleaning, repair restoration, framing, insurance, legal fees on the purchase as well as the sale, travel expenses). If you decide to rent your art then your expenses may be claimed from the date the art investment first became available for rent.

Interior Design

If you are involved in interior design and you purchase artwork with the idea of using it on behalf of a client, that purchase normally will be considered a legitimate business expense. Therefore, you likely will be able to write off or deduct the cost of such artwork from your profits. Keep in mind that when you use the artwork in a decorating project, or when you sell the artwork to a client, any money you earn for that sale above and beyond what you paid for the artwork originally will be considered income for your business.

Although there are ways in which artwork can be used as a means to obtain a tax write off or deduction, the primary focus of purchasing, selling or trading in art cannot be tax-related. There are ways in which purchasing, holding and ultimately selling art can be a solid investment plan. However, in the majority cases, significant tax write off associated with art ownership is not an essential element of that type of investment.

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Be vigilant important Caution when buying fine art

To avoid costly mistakes, we encourages collectors to buy artworks of impeccable provenance from dealers and galleries that deals with the artist.

Verification, inclusion in publications, is an absolute essential, ideally leading all the way back to the artist. Bargain hunting clouds the judgment, exposing susceptible shoppers to unscrupulous sellers that offer artworks that are misrepresented and of questionable provenance including bogus art.

By all means shop around and compare prices, quality and provenance, as it alters price by significant factor. Judge each piece for its own merits. However, too great preoccupation with the price is often counter-productive.

Some buyers aim to save themselves a commission or may aspire to spot a 'Sleeper’, a Misattributed Masterpieces That Earn Millions instead may acquire a fake art.

A sleeper is defined as an artwork that has been undervalued and mislabeled due to an expert's oversight and consequently is undersold at auction. Accordingly, the art object is introduced into the public art market under a wrong label. What is fake art? Art forgery is creating and selling of artworks which are falsely credited to other, usually more famous artists.

auction market Selling art  The Secondary Art Market

selling art

If you are considering selling works by Arthur Boyd, Brett Whiteley, Fred Williams, Jeffrey Smart, Arthur Streeton, John Perceval, David Boyd, Garry Shead or other significant works of art, please contact us.

What Is the Primary Art Market?

The Primary Art Market refers to the first-time purchase of artwork, where an artwork is sold for the first time, directly from an artist or a gallery that is exhibiting the artist's work.  

What Is the Secondary Art Market?

Once an artwork is sold on the Primary Market, it enters the Secondary Market. 

The Secondary Art Market refers to the re-sale of artworks that includes private selling or an auction. It allows collectors and various players in the art world to resell artworks they own.

Handled by dealers and auction houses, the Secondary Art Market provides opportunities for art collectors and art investors (buyers and sellers).

Galeria Aniela Fine Art provides an unrivalled independent professional art advisory and procurement service. We help you navigate the global art market, saving you time and money. We empower first-time buyers, strategic investors, and seasoned collectors with expert, personalized service.