Fine Art is distinguishable from more technical art forms (i.e. architecture, crafts, painting and sculpture), but is otherwise difficult to categorize. John Rushkin, the famous art critic once said, "Fine art is that in which the hand, the head, and the heart of man go together."

Whether considered the highest aspiration of the human spirit, or an act intrinsic in and inseparable from human behavior, fine art subscribes to two defining principles: it is the emphatic expression of an artist, one of our fellow human beings, and it can be appreciated by the rest of humanity. Through licensing, the medium of fine art can reach well beyond its traditionally limited audience.

We are currently seeking fine art collections to represent for licensing arrangements. Collections can be owned by individuals, institutions such as museaums, and trusts. Please contact us for details.