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Established in 1994 Galeria Aniela won the trust of some of the most important Australian artists including Arthur Boyd, Jamie Boyd, Andrew Sibley, Bogdan Fialkowski, Charles Blackman, Celia Perceval, Col Henry, Danielle Legge, David Boyd, Dino Rogliani, Garry Shead, Gaye Spencer, Janusz Kuzbicki, John Olsen, John de Burgh Perceval, Kinga Rypinska, Lenore Boyd, Michael Vaynman, Pamela Griffith, Pin Hsun Hsiang, Peter Smith, Robin Holliday, Ray Crooke, Regina Noakes, Susan Weaver, Tessa Perceval. Galeria Aniela specializes in selling to a world wide buyer base high-quality art by renowned artists. We combine art and financial expertise, to deliver to collectors, investors and institutions unique art investments. We recognize the importance of a buyer confidence in purchasing an authentic original work of art, we sell items only of impeccable provenance and quality. Our people focused approach ensures an enjoyable and a rewarding experience. |
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Collecting genuine art & investing |
 Helpful
information
for
collectors who are art lovers, that acquire works of art for the
pleasure they give, rather than art-speculators. We recommend purchasing what you love,
the best you can afford and the most typical artwork of an artist you
admire.
Buying
at Auctions vs
Gallery Business tax advantages are changed regularly, and it is important to check the latest information with a good firm of tax accountants, who will fully explain the available tax deductions for business and/or home office. A good accountant will give you the latest business tax deductions. A typical taxpayer is best served by engaging the services of a qualified, experienced tax professional who deals with issues pertaining to the investment in artwork, including the ability to use that investment as a tax deduction. We recommend to seek further advice from an independent Art advisory experts Lowensteins Arts Management Sydney-Melbourne |
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Galeria Aniela provides clients with comprehensive information
When
you decide to sell a work of art and we are unable to sell it through
our gallery we can place it for sale at one of the major auctions and
negotiate for you a selling condition above benchmark. We are able represent you biding at an auction to purchase an artwork you require (including the complete research of an artwork) the fees are imposed for our services at the discretion of the institution. |
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Buying art at Auctions vs galleries and dealers For the seller, auctions do not necessarily sustain the price levels and do not have the same interest to protect a market as galleries and art dealers have. Dealers and Galleries are one of the last bastions where serious connoisseurship meets commercialism. If you purchase at auction (or another place) and require our assistance then fees are imposed for our services at the discretion of the institution. If you require our assistance on Boyd art then the fees may be rebated if you buy from us a work of art by Jamie Boyd or Arthur Boyd. Auction Houses are the secondary market selling items on behalf of the vendor. Buyer's premium applies to the Hammer Price generally at 25% including Goods and Services Tax (GST). Inexperienced buyers commonly believe that they save themselves gallery dealer’s mark-ups by buying at auctions failing to perceive that Dealers-Galleries mark-ups offer buyers services and facilities and range of services auctions unable to match.
Auction houses are unable research items they sell nor any detailed enquiries with respect to provenance on each item. Auctions may list history of ownership only for the very important art, and other relevant information. On request, Auctions can provide Condition Report that is a statement of opinion and should not be relied upon as a statement of definitive fact. Auctions houses are unable to provide assurance for the absolute authenticity of the item, they take what they can get to sell. Buyers are responsible to make their own enquiries and investigations on provenance before bidding on any item at auction or otherwise making an offer to purchase. Grays Online sell John Cobby as Pro Hart! Artist John Cobby claims he painted picture advertised and sold the painting for $300 was shocked to see Grays Online offered for sale as Pro Hart with a price of more than $5,500 – 26 April 2011 Auctions only show a part of the picture of the artist’s work and cannot develop any aesthetic shaping to their sales unlike Dealers and Galleries who present buyers with a variety of interests not represented in the auction market. Auctions follow taste selling what is fashionable at the time, they may extend but do not create taste.
Dealers and Galleries Services Inexperienced buyers commonly believe that they save themselves gallery dealer’s mark-ups by buying at auctions failing to perceive that Dealers-Galleries mark-ups offer buyers services and facilities and range of services auction houses unable to match.
Research We pride ourselves on immense expertise in art legitimacy -authenticity by some of the most important Australian artists. We combine art and financial expertise to deliver unique art investment to collectors. We work with the artists we represent and gain across-the-board comprehensive knowledge. We have contacts with our artists and the artists families and we are able to research your piece. We research fine points with the artists when alive and for late artists, our research may involve broad communication with artist's family, the Artist’s Trust Estates and/or Curators.
Galleries are the primary art market selling genuine art on behalf of the artists, supporting artists and often taking financial risks (like a quiet achiever) later these artists are admired in Museums, National, Regional and International collections.
Galleries spend time
researching, seeking knowledge and willingly and freely sharing with
their patrons. A
relationship with a gallery is
to your advantage.
A gallery director can be your mentor
and a loyal friend to find a work of art which suitable for
you to
enjoy
it
and
it may
grow into a viable
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one of your most valuable investments. We |
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Selling art
Art once sold from Galleries to Collectors and Investors is kept in some cases for generations, and occasionally as our tastes change and art values appreciate, we may desire to sell. Auction houses are the secondary market selling items on behalf of the vendor. If you wish to sell at auction, we may be able to assist or to place your artwork in one of the major auction houses. A carefully selected works of art is a "safe haven" for an art collector investor as art increases in value. Also, you make a valuable contribution to your personal wellbeing. Fine art is one of the most enjoyable and viable long term investments, can protect your funds into well-capitalized and profitable future. Though unlike daily trading on the stock market a work of art is a tangible item and a long-term investment same as superannuation and properties. To fully realize potential of your investment we recommend to enjoy your art for ten or more years before selling.
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Art purchase as a legitimate tax deduction? If you work from home (have an office space) or own your business then your office environment has to be attractive. This includes business and workplace locations. Artwork is a wonderful addition to any space and art purchase can ease your Tax bill. An office is an environment that legitimately requires at least some sort of artwork on the premises. Beyond enhancing almost any type of decor, artwork can be a viable and profitable investment. The addition of the artwork to your office space makes your office environment healthier and more attractive. You can also ask your accountant to depreciate your art purchase as a legitimate tax deduction the same as the purchase of your office equipment, furniture and related items for your office or workplace. They are expenditures that qualify for a tax deduction. In some cases an art purchase can be considered a business expense or a write off. At the moment there is NO specific monetary standard to the amount of money spent on artwork that is intended to be used as a tax write off. A typical business owner can spend reasonable amounts of money on artwork for the workplace and expect to be able to take advantage of a comparable tax write off. Buying and Selling Artwork 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 off related to artwork involves a deduction when a person sells a work of art that has dropped in value since the initial purchase. The seller will qualify for a tax deduction or write off based on the different in value of the artwork. Taking a Loan to purchase art can reduce your tax bill If you are contemplating buying artwork, you might wonder whether you want to reduce your tax bill by taking a LOAN. The interest of your loan to purchase art is tax deductible (same as loans to acquire shares or a property investment) and your Expenses related to your loan may be claimed.
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Superannuation Fine Art is 'Super Good'
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Appraisals ,
valuations,
authentication,
authorizations
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Lay-by
(term payments)
Deposit is 25% of the purchase price with regular monthly payments (interest free) so you are getting immediate appreciation potential. The gallery makes special arrangements for the regular buyers.
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Certificates of Authenticity
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Risk Free
Galeria Aniela is a highly regarded professional art gallery attentive to the professional Code of Conduct. We sell top-quality art to a world wide buyer base. We are able to guide you in all art related matters. Whether you are a first time buyer, an enthusiastic collector or a strategic investor we are committed to provide you with a friendly and clear advice according to your individual taste and, happy to guide you towards the right art for you. We assist on starting and building up collection. We provide an opportunity to purchase top-quality art by some of Australia's most important artists and give an informed advice. We are able find a work of art that is right for you, within your budget and help you to build up own knowledge. We recognize the importance of a buyer confidence in buying an authentic original work of art. We act as an 'agent' and aim to do our best for you 'the buyer' and 'the seller'. We respect buyers' and sellers confidential information and within the law we act in the best interest of the buyer and the seller. We are happy to assist in the negotiating process and get the best price for your investment.
To
help with your purchase decision we can provide the
4 and half
Star
Gallery
Accommodation
Suite.
Any fees
charged will be rebated from your purchase.
Our
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About the
price
of art
We recommend building up your own knowledge follow your heart and search out the one you love, the best you can afford and most typical artwork of the artist you admire.
The following elements can affect the value of a work of art: 1. The artistic merit of the work (it is a museum picture or private collector's picture?) 2. It is important and the most representative of the artist? 3. The art historical importance of the work can affect value (did the work have an influence or has it been influenced?) 4. Documentation and provenance qualifies the work's pedigree and influences value. 5. Value can be affected by the nature attribution the work has (a scholar's opinion, and which scholar and a contemporary attribution). 6. The artwork condition, the title, and subject of the work can influence value (paintings of commentaries & portraits of old men are difficult to place). 7. Style and rarity decides whether the work is scarce or otherwise. 8. Value is created by reputation of the seller and determined competition for the work. Demand and supply along with the artist's International or National standing (affect the work value). 9. An illustration of the work has an effect on its value the work becomes more precious. Illustrated works of art raise more interest and are able to fetch record prices for the artist. 10. More attractive, ascetically pleasing works are more desirable and also, works with more attention to details, from the period of the artist acclaim generally command higher prices. Art history has the essential role of supplying attribution, establishing opinion and authenticating what is offered on the market. Additional value to the contemporary art collector is the satisfaction some would call it inverted snobbery. The adventurous collector of contemporary art with sharp eyes earns price as does any collector who anticipates and buys what he loves, rather than follow the fashion. Obviously different buyers buy different works of different values. Like being well dressed, the value of art sometimes has less to do with the monetary value. When you buy a work of art you contribute to not only your own wellbeing but also artists can make a living with their creations and art stays alive to tell its story to the future generations.
Many creators
have concluded that art extends life.
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