Artworks

Vincent Van Gogh, The New Church and Old Houses in The Hague, c. 1883

Vincent Van Gogh, The New Church and Old Houses in The Hague, c. 1883

We Sold a Van Gogh! That’s right – a blue-chip, multimillion-dollar Van Gogh. One of the most iconic names in art history, and we were honored to help a client part with this extraordinary piece. In a time when the art market has grown more conservative, we secured an above-market result through a discreet, cross-country private sale. Thanks to our network and strategy, the client achieved not just a strong price – but a top price.
This case study also shows that acquiring or selling masterpieces is never just about the price – it’s about diligence, expertise, and advocacy. Our work supporting a client to part with a Van Gogh from his collection exemplifies the importance of vetting vendors and navigating a nuanced art world. Even when a purchase seems straightforward, issues always present themselves at the eleventh hour. During the sale of The New Church and Old Houses in The Hague (c. 1883), Art Market Liaison leveraged our trusted legal and insurance colleagues as challenges came to light to make sure that the transaction remained secure. Behind the scenes, this was a high-stakes transaction with unexpected twists. We worked hand-in-hand with the client and their advisors to navigate complex challenges, ensuring transparency, protecting interests, and ultimately delivering a win. Just as one wouldn’t buy a house without a realtor or file taxes without an accountant, art acquisitions require expert guidance. The Art Market Liaison team is always there to help clients navigate challenges and complexities – turning uncertainty into confidence.

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