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Storm Fine Arts launches sister site ‘Storm Classics’

Storm Fine Arts, established in 1998, has just launched its sister site, Storm Classics. The new site provides an outlet for the more traditional works held by Storm Fine Arts as well as a resource for valuation and corporate art supply, available to all.

Our selection of products encompasses a wide range of traditional, classical and antique works and there is range of prices suitable for every pocket. Alongside Storm Fine Arts, Storm Classics will be bringing you new artists and pieces each week and we hope to provide an exciting and distinguished selection of works for the discerning eye.

Furthermore, we provide valuation services for the private individual for the sake of resale or insurance and we also provide a Corporate lending scheme for the purpose of decorating offices and conference rooms on both short term and long term schemes.

Director, Jolyon Mason, said “When we started Storm Fine Arts in 1998, we mainly held traditional and classical stock. When I started working with the company in 2003, we slowly started collecting Pop, Modern and Urban pieces and it was always our intention to split the site into two parts. Two years ago, once Storm Fine Arts had gained a solid reputation and momentum, we began development of Storm Classics. Our work has now come to fruition and the end result should be a clean and straight forward platform for customers to view our products and we hope that the division of the two styles helps our customers find what they are looking for.”

Storm Fine Arts has been running for 17 years serving contemporary and popular tastes and now Storm Classics has joined the fold, allowing each website and its staff to focus on their specialities and associated knowledgebase. The galleries are based online and also cater for corporate and hospitality requirements. We also offer free valuation and investment strategy services.

Overview of Products

Pottery and ceramics from 15th Century to present day, Original master’s oil paintings and portraiture, modern British art, decorative antiques and memorabilia.

This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Jolyon Mason .