A new on-line contemporary art sales website has just been launched by Bath-based Modern ArtBuyer Limited.
As well as offering the work of a huge range of artists on line, they also have facilities for buyers to look on screen at how any particular painting would look in their own home.
Modernartbuyer.com showcases a carefully curated collection of exceptional contemporary paintings, limited edition screen prints and photographs, available to buy directly from the website.
For many people, a visit to a traditional gallery is a rare occurrence, whether due to time, location or sheer lack of inclination. In today's online world, the choice offered to the art collector is vast and improved technology allows visitors to appreciate the full quality and technique of an artwork, not just the visual composition.
In selecting the work shown on modernartbuyer.com, the company has ensured that all works meet the highest standards of quality by personally visiting all the UK-based artists before to accepting their work. They say they choose artists who are both creatively and technically excellent, and respected in their field, or graduates who show considerable promise, providing customers with the opportunity to collect some of today's most talented artists.
The artists are sourced from throughout the UK and beyond including Bath.
To help visitors make the right decision about which piece to buy, on the website the company offers customers the chance to try out artworks on their own wall. Visitors can upload a photograph of their own room and virtually hang their favourite artworks in their room. This allows them to try before they buy and ensure they make the right choice.
Jessica Lloyd-Smith, director, said: "We want to give busy collectors the chance to view and buy art in a simple, friendly environment. We've taken away the often-intimidating element of entering a gallery and evaluating the quality of an artwork. By personally selecting exceptional artists we are giving customers an extra level of comfort – they can relax, without the pressure of a gallery environment, and simply choose the artwork they love. We like to think of it as art buying made modern."
Jessica worked for 18 years in marketing and lives with her husband, Adam, creative director at Bath-based Ignition Strategic Design, in Bath.
Source: www.thisisbath.co.uk
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