Selling African art is a significant decision. Whether you are dealing with a Dogon mask, a Baule sculpture, or ancient jewelry, the primary challenge remains:
1. Modern & Contemporary Art: The North African Blue Chip The Casablanca School (Melehi, Chebâa, Hamidi) is no longer a regional secret; it has become
Introduction The history of North African modernism is incomplete without the pivotal role of the Tunis School (École de Tunis). Long confined to a regional
From Lagos to Harlem, a powerful new wave of African and African-Diaspora collectors is reshaping valuations of Traditional and Contemporary African Art. Is your collection
The global art scene is undergoing a massive shift. In 2026, Contemporary African Art is no longer just a “niche” interest—it is a cornerstone of
The international market for Algerian modern and contemporary art has entered a new phase of visibility and maturity. While still less publicised than the Egyptian,
By Sebastian Wentworth In a market where provenance and authenticity are paramount, securing your collection requires more than just an aesthetic appreciation. It demands a
The insurance companies have been tightening their documentation requirements due to rising claims related to theft, fire damage, and natural disasters. This has a direct
African art — masks, figures, ritual objects, ceremonial tools — holds cultural depth, symbolism and craftsmanship that often go far beyond decoration. If you inherited
Owning traditional African art—masks, sculptures, ritual objects, stools, textiles, or decorative pieces—often carries cultural, historical, and emotional value. Yet most collectors don’t realize that their homeowners
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