Present your work

A letter to the house

We’re looking for artists whose work overwhelms the house, and the designers who place it.

I am writing as

Dear Stendhal,

My name is , and I am an artist, from . My work belongs with , and it usually sells for .

You can see my work at , or on Instagram at .

I enclose .

A few words about my work:

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Please write back to me at .

Yours,

77%

of every sale is yours

  • you, 77
  • the house, 23

Processing is paid by the collector, never taken from your share.

The Living Seal

Your thumbprint, pressed in your favourite colour of paint. A wax seal. A code of its own. Authenticity guaranteed for as long as the work exists.

The Living Seal certificate of authenticity for The Most Expensive Painting by Stain, carrying the artist's thumbprint in red paint and the red wax seal of the house.

3% on every resale, forever

Each time your work changes hands and is recorded in the Fibonacci Circle registry, 3% of the price returns to you. It never expires, and it passes to the person you name.

Paid
Within 24 hours of confirmed delivery by bank transfer, or 3 days by card
Your story
Told by the house across its channels and its storytelling network around the world
Seen by
Collectors worldwide, and the interior designers, architects and luxury hotels who place art
Your page
A page of your own, for your work and your story
Delivery
You pack to the house’s specification. The house appoints and pays an insured fine-art carrier; the collector covers the cost
Your terms
Non-exclusive. Prices set with you. Leave with 90 days’ notice
The roster
Invite-only, chosen one artist at a time, gathered by movement

What the house looks for

If you see yourself in these lines, write to us.

Talent, and the work behind it

Whether it came easily or took you years, it’s in the work now. That is all we look at.

Mastery of the craft

You know your drawing, your colour, your surface. The work holds up close as well as from across the room.

A hand of your own

People who know your work would know it without a signature.

Consistency

Your newest painting stands beside your best.

Still at work

You are painting now, and you haven’t stopped.

The feeling

Someone has stood in front of your work and gone quiet.

Your word

When you promise a work, it arrives as promised.

You don’t need a famous name, a prize or a following. If the work is this good, the house wants to see it. Both founders read every letter together.