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Art collections are more than just records; they are living testimonies to the countless life stories and expressions of society and culture that continue to resonate today. ARTE Generali is committed to protecting art in all its forms, connecting the past, present and future. We develop insurance, prevention and assistance solutions for collectors, combining expertise, personalised assistance and digital technology.
On this page you will find our latest selection of insights into conscious art management.
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Transporting Works of Art: How to Choose the Right Packaging
Transporting works of art involves important riskmanagement considerations, as both transport and installation are the moments of greatest risk.
Proper packaging is essential to ensure the safety of valuable collections in transit.
In her latest article, Cristina Resti, Art Expert & Art Network Manager at ARTE Generali, explores optimal packaging solutions for collectors.
A Handbook to Collecting
Olimpia Isidori, Art Consultant and Advisor, and Cristina Resti, Art Expert and Art Network Manager at ARTE Generali Italia, share insights into the intricate world of art collecting. This handbook has been written to guide both aspiring and experienced collectors through the essential steps of building an art collection. From understanding market dynamics to ensuring proper documentation and long-term care, this handbook emphasises the importance of informed decision-making and due diligence.
In this article, Isidori and Resti offer valuable advice to navigate the complexities of the art world and grow a collection that reflects your unique personality
What happens when art is stolen, lost, or looted—and how do we bring it back?
ARTE Generali presents a compelling behind-the-scenes interview with Christopher A. Marinello Esq., CEO and Founder of Art Recovery International, and Jean Gazançon, CEO of ARTE Generali. The discussion explores the evolving landscape of art theft, recovery, and restitution.
From the clever tactics of modern criminals using social media, to the complex negotiations required to return stolen masterpieces, Marinello shares real-world stories and insights from decades of experience.
Art as an Asset Class
As the art market continues to evolve, its role within wealth management is being redefined.
No longer confined to cultural appreciation, art is emerging as a strategic financial asset, blending emotional resonance with economic potential.
In this article, Dr. Stephanie Dieckvoss delves into the mechanisms driving this transformation, and examines the risks and complexities of integrating art into a diversified portfolio.
In a financial landscape shaped by innovation, generational shifts, and expanding alternative investments, art is gaining relevance not only as a collectible, but as a meaningful component of long-term wealth planning.
Which Scientific Methods are used for Art Authentication and Attribution?
Anna Pelagotti, an Electronic Engineer and Painting Restorer at Art-Test, explores the complex process of art authentication and attribution through the lens of scientific analysis. She emphasizes that combining advanced scientific techniques with meticulous, transparent documentation can significantly enhance the credibility and reliability of these evaluations.
By addressing common challenges, outlining a structured investigative approach, and illustrating her insights with a compelling case study, Pelagotti underscores the critical importance of scientific rigor and openness in reporting findings. Her perspective highlights the growing influence of evidence-based practices in the art world.
“Artworks in the image: Georg Baselitz (b.1938) “W.D.”, 2017, Gallery: White Cube”
Art and Cultural Heritage at Risk – How to Build Awareness and Manage Risk in an Increasingly Vulnerable Environment
As climate change, underinsurance, and low risk awareness increasingly threaten cultural assets, safeguarding art today requires more than traditional coverage. It calls for specialized expertise and a digitally enabled strategy. In this article of the Deloitte Private and ArtTactic Art & Finance Report 2025, Jean Gazançon, CEO of ARTE Generali, and Letizia Miranda, Head of Digital Marketing, share how ARTE Generali is responding to these challenges through innovation, education, and a human-centric approach, redefining what it means to protect art in the 21st century.
ARTE Generali Private
The exclusive insurance solution for collectors of fine art and valuable objects. It offers:
• Bespoke protection, crafted to meet the unique needs of each collector, with the guidance of a dedicated team of art experts.
• Comprehensive “all risks” coverage, providing high-capacity protection for even the most valuable collections.
• Essential services designed to protect, assess, and preserve your collection — empowering you to fully enjoy and elevate your passion for art.
English
Transporting Works of Art: How to Choose the Right Packaging
Transporting works of art involves important riskmanagement considerations, as both transport and installation are the moments of greatest risk.
Proper packaging is essential to ensure the safety of valuable collections in transit.
In her latest article, Cristina Resti, Art Expert & Art Network Manager at ARTE Generali, explores optimal packaging solutions for collectors.
A Handbook to Collecting
Olimpia Isidori, Art Consultant and Advisor, and Cristina Resti, Art Expert and Art Network Manager at ARTE Generali Italia, share insights into the intricate world of art collecting. This handbook has been written to guide both aspiring and experienced collectors through the essential steps of building an art collection. From understanding market dynamics to ensuring proper documentation and long-term care, this handbook emphasises the importance of informed decision-making and due diligence.
In this article, Isidori and Resti offer valuable advice to navigate the complexities of the art world and grow a collection that reflects your unique personality
What happens when art is stolen, lost, or looted—and how do we bring it back?
ARTE Generali presents a compelling behind-the-scenes interview with Christopher A. Marinello Esq., CEO and Founder of Art Recovery International, and Jean Gazançon, CEO of ARTE Generali. The discussion explores the evolving landscape of art theft, recovery, and restitution.
From the clever tactics of modern criminals using social media, to the complex negotiations required to return stolen masterpieces, Marinello shares real-world stories and insights from decades of experience.
Art as an Asset Class
As the art market continues to evolve, its role within wealth management is being redefined.
No longer confined to cultural appreciation, art is emerging as a strategic financial asset, blending emotional resonance with economic potential.
In this article, Dr. Stephanie Dieckvoss delves into the mechanisms driving this transformation, and examines the risks and complexities of integrating art into a diversified portfolio.
In a financial landscape shaped by innovation, generational shifts, and expanding alternative investments, art is gaining relevance not only as a collectible, but as a meaningful component of long-term wealth planning.
Which Scientific Methods are used for Art Authentication and Attribution?
Anna Pelagotti, an Electronic Engineer and Painting Restorer at Art-Test, explores the complex process of art authentication and attribution through the lens of scientific analysis. She emphasizes that combining advanced scientific techniques with meticulous, transparent documentation can significantly enhance the credibility and reliability of these evaluations.
By addressing common challenges, outlining a structured investigative approach, and illustrating her insights with a compelling case study, Pelagotti underscores the critical importance of scientific rigor and openness in reporting findings. Her perspective highlights the growing influence of evidence-based practices in the art world.
“Artworks in the image: Georg Baselitz (b.1938) “W.D.”, 2017, Gallery: White Cube”
Art and Cultural Heritage at Risk – How to Build Awareness and Manage Risk in an Increasingly Vulnerable Environment
As climate change, underinsurance, and low risk awareness increasingly threaten cultural assets, safeguarding art today requires more than traditional coverage. It calls for specialized expertise and a digitally enabled strategy. In this article of the Deloitte Private and ArtTactic Art & Finance Report 2025, Jean Gazançon, CEO of ARTE Generali, and Letizia Miranda, Head of Digital Marketing, share how ARTE Generali is responding to these challenges through innovation, education, and a human-centric approach, redefining what it means to protect art in the 21st century.
ARTE Generali Private
The exclusive insurance solution for collectors of fine art and valuable objects. It offers:
• Bespoke protection, crafted to meet the unique needs of each collector, with the guidance of a dedicated team of art experts.
• Comprehensive “all risks” coverage, providing high-capacity protection for even the most valuable collections.
• Essential services designed to protect, assess, and preserve your collection — empowering you to fully enjoy and elevate your passion for art.
