Sourced examples from real firms, sorted by the job they do. Every card shows where the claim came from and who made it. Every use case was reviewed by an editor before it went up; vendor claim means the source is the vendor itself.
Masterworks trains models on 1.2M+ auction lots, 130,000 artists and 6,000+ auction houses to find signals of future appreciation, such as gallery representation, museum holdings and collector base, then pulls comparables to set a fair-value anchor.
ARTDAI's system ingests decades of appraisals, insurance schedules, invoices and scanned paper records, deduplicates them with AI and builds a searchable database.
Wondeur AI's models estimate intrinsic, dealer and liquidity values plus mispricing, lendability and donation potential for each artwork, letting banks and family offices monitor collections and offer art-backed lending at scale.
The Art Basel and UBS survey of 3,100 HNW collectors found 22% used apps or AI tools for collecting advice, and about two thirds see AI helping with provenance checks (65%) and pricing and valuation (64%).
Cove monitors each work against auction results, private sales and exhibitions, alerts owners when values move, and certifies only what changed.
The Deloitte and ArtTactic Art & Finance Report 2025 finds 51% of wealth managers now offer art services, and growing belief that AI valuation and blockchain provenance can fix the opacity that holds back estate planning, risk management and art-secured lending.
Art Recognition's neural-network analysis, run with researchers including the University of Liverpool, found a strong match between the Badminton House Lute Player and verified Caravaggios.
The combined firm pairs independent appraisals with Artory's tamper-proof ownership and condition records and 50M+ public transaction records, so collectors, banks and family offices can treat art more like a reportable, lendable asset within wealth and estate plans.
Germann Auction House used Art Recognition's AI to support three lots.
AI authentication of artworks.
AI collection data management and valuation for family offices.
Art market research, auction analytics and Art & Finance reports.
Collection monitoring, AI Q&A and certified appraisals.
Fractional investing in blue-chip paintings, ML-assisted acquisitions.
Appraisal, provenance registry and art data (Artory + Winston Art Group).
