ChaseArt

The goal of ChaseArt is to become the authority in "Treasure Hunting", chasing lost works of art and making them extremely valuable. The painting in the left, "The Woodman", to Be Confirmed a Thomas Gainsborough original - the famous 18th century British painter. It is currently in London being studied and restored by the world’s leading center for the study of the history and conservation of art and architecture. Once the conservation studies and interventions have been completed, the restored painting will be prone to be submitted to a subsequent step, e.g., the authentication studies, which will be carried out by independent scholars specialised in the artist. If the authorship is confirmed, it will be considered a masterpiece with a market value comparable to that of the great masters.. If authenticity is proven, the work will be worth millions and will mean great returns to ChaseArt and its investors.

Focused on worn-out artworks, which for some momentary circumstance has its value below the market value, but which may have high potential gain, inserted in a market of $60B;
Partnership with doctors and masters linked to the main European museums and universities, led by the famous Italian professor Antonio Sgamellotti, author of more than 350 technical publications on restoration techniques for artwork and artifacts;
Contract with Artwork owners in Europe and Africa, with the first project contracted with owners of a potential Gainsbourg – One of the greatest British artists of all time;
Chaseart has partnerships with institutes around the world, to Certification of Authenticity for authorship or restoration of artwork;
Experienced founders, successful in their previous activities, with international experience in the USA, Europe, Africa, and Asia and more than 15 years of involvement with the Art market.

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