Why You Should Buy Art Online?

Three stories of four people who

wanted to buy art and didn’t

know how…

Alex is decorating his home and

wants to buy art for his blank

walls. A close friend has

suggested that he buy

affordable art online since he

doesn’t have time to visit

galleries and studios.

Yet Alex is nervous. He doesn’t

want to make a mistake or look

foolish to his friend. Most of all

he doesn’t want to be ripped off

buying art online and end up

with a cheap knock off. There

are so many artists’ websites he

likes but he can’t decide which

pieces are right for him and his

space.

Grace has always bought budget

art from franchise stores. After

two years it starts to fade or go out

of fashion. Eventually it’s thrown

out with the hard rubbish. Grace

knows it’s wasteful and that she

has spent more money in fifteen

years buying cheap than if she

had just purchased a few quality

pieces that she would keep

forever. She sees the beautiful art

on home makeover shows and

wishes she had the courage to

make that larger investment.

Hank and Maria grew up in

Australia and met each other at

University. They graduated, got

married and now live overseas.

They have just shared the exciting

news with their friends and family

back home that they are expecting

their first child and have bought a

family home. They are nostalgic for

some Australian art for their home,

something that can be a family

heirloom for their first born child.

Their friends and relatives are

asking what gifts they need as a

house warming and they are

thinking a contribution towards

artwork would be perfect.

Thankfully they all found online

art gallery Art to Art. On the Art to

Art website there is a carefully

curated range of artworks by

reputable and credible Australian

artists.

Browsing art online in the comfort

of his home at night Alex found

the Art to Art website and

immediately felt captured by the

graphic prints of Nicholas

Goodwolf, a German born artist

and with prints in collections

around the world. He was able to

buy four pieces within his budget

and now has his eye on an

original acrylic painting by artist

John Cottrell.

Grace summoned her courage and

contacted Art to Art about their Art

InSitu© service. As Grace was

telling her friends last week, it was

so easy. All she had to do was email

photos of her rooms, answer

questions about her likes and

dislikes and set her budget. Art to

Art emailed her a choice of six

artworks and examples of how they

would look on her own walls,

matched to her criteria. Choosing a

piece she loved was even easier! Art

to Art delivered them safely to her

door and even provided hanging

tips.

Grace’s chose a Rosa Purbrick

acrylic on linen. It is very restorative;

she can lose herself in it for long

moments at a time.

Maria’s mum went into action and

organised a group gift voucher from

Art to Art for Hank and Maria to buy

art as they wished. They secured a

wonderful piece by Indigenous Artist

Kudditji Kngwarreye.

The piece was shipped door to door

with a Certificate of Authenticity and

has pride of place in their foyer,

where every visitor to the house is

amazed by the colours and texture.

They think they may have stared a

trend among their American friends

to buy art online from Art to Art.

Contact us

130 Bulleen Road,

Balwyn North

VIC 3104 Australia

P. 03 9859 6040

M. 0413 945 249

enquiries@arttoart.com.au

http://arttoart.com.au/