Collector Offers
One canvas. A published close.
A few originals are opened to binding offers, each for a set period. The minimum is the artist’s; a work that does not reach it stays on sale at its fixed price rather than being quietly discounted. While a round runs, the original cannot be bought outright — so the same canvas is never sold twice.
Nothing is scheduled to open yet.
Works are entered one at a time, with the artist’s agreement. Everything in the gallery can be bought at its price in the meantime.
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How offers work here
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Offers are binding
An offer is a commitment to buy at that amount. You make one from your account — there is no anonymous offering, because a binding offer needs someone to hold to it.
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The minimum is the artist's
Every round can carry a minimum the artist sets. If no offer reaches it, the work goes unsold — never quietly discounted to clear it.
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Payment comes first
The collector whose offer is accepted has 72 hours to pay. Nothing is shipped, and nothing is asked of the artist, before the money has arrived.