A private art collecting company
We invest in art
that stands the test of time.
We are building a collection of European fine art and selected antiques — from the classics of 20th-century Slovak painting to older works by European masters — with an emphasis on provenance, quality and lasting value.
The INVESTinART Collection
Selected Works
A selection of works from the company's portfolio. Click a work to open its detailed catalogue entry with an artist profile.
A piece that surfaces once in years
Spanish Hunting Arquebus
Over two centuries of history — from the era of King Charles III of Spain
A Spanish hunting arquebus with a Madrid-pattern miquelet lock from the workshop of royal arquebusier Salvador de Zenarro, made in Madrid between 1761 and 1793 — the work of a master who served King Charles III of Spain directly. The 128 cm long weapon is signed in three places, with gold-plated marks; the two-stage forged iron barrel bears three gold-plated stamps and a countermark, the engraved and silvered lock carries foliate decoration, the Spanish-style carved stock is restrained, and the ramrod is finished with a carved ivory pommel. An 18th-century weapon with certificate and expert documentation, uniting noble materials — iron, gold, ivory, wood — with a direct link to the Spanish royal court.
The watch that could not be bought
Rolex Day-Date 1803 Qaboos
A sultan's gift in yellow gold — a 1974 Rolex Day-Date with the Qaboos dial.
A Rolex Day-Date “President” in 18 ct yellow gold, reference 1803, made in 1974 — but no ordinary one. Beneath the hands the dial carries, in red Arabic script, the name of Sultan Qaboos bin Said al Said, ruler of Oman from 1970 to 2020, and the day of the week in the window below twelve is shown in Arabic. Watches with the so-called Qaboos dial were ordered from Rolex by the Sultan himself and presented as tokens of gratitude and favour — to heads of state, officers, diplomats and people who had rendered service to Oman. They never reached the shops; they come to the market only from the recipients and their families, which makes them among the rarest and most sought-after variants of the Day-Date.
Collector's artefactJapanese Satsuma Vase with Kannon and Rakan Decoration2 000 €About us
Value immune to market moods
We are a private collecting company founded by people from different professions outside the art world. What unites us is the conviction that a painting is more than a store of value — it is the memory of places and stories, the work of hands that created before us.
That is why we do more than buy works of art — we preserve the legacy of those who came before us: caring for the works, documenting their histories and passing them on to future generations in better condition than we found them.
Fine art and antiques are among the oldest forms of preserving wealth. A quality work with documented provenance carries its value within itself — independently of the swings of financial markets. Our task is to seek out such works, examine them expertly, acquire them at a fair price and care for them over the long term.
The core of the collection is 20th-century Slovak and Central European painting. We are gradually expanding it with older works by European masters and selected antiques.
Artists of the Collection
Artists
Artists whose works we hold in the collection or have handled in the past — over time we will also add profiles of other notable artists connected with the collection.
Our approach
Our approach
Three principles guiding every acquisition.
Expertise and due diligence
Before purchase, every work undergoes verification of authorship, provenance and condition. We buy from reputable auction houses and galleries, with full documentation.
A long-term horizon
We buy art with a horizon of years, not seasons. The collection is built deliberately, around artists with a firm place in art history and a stable market.
Discretion and care
Acquisitions and any sales are handled discreetly. The works are kept in appropriate conditions, insured and professionally maintained.
Contact
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