Art BrokerageReviews of artbrokerage.com

As a serious fine art collector, I approached ArtBrokerage.com with high expectations and they delivered. When a documentation discrepancy arose mid-transaction, Robbie and the team handled it professionally and transparently, resolving it quickly and to my complete satisfaction. Lily — an Isaac Maimon bronze — arrived beautifully crated, in excellent condition, with COA intact. The entire experience gave me full confidence in ArtBrokerage's process, and I wouldn't hesitate to work with them again.

I recently sold a piece of artwork through Artbrokerage.com—a Kush original titled Matrix of Love—and the experience exceeded my expectations, especially as someone who had never sold art before. I had the pleasure of working with Robbie Reddey as my broker, and she was exceptional from start to finish. Robbie did a fantastic job fielding questions from potential buyers, allowing me to stay focused without getting overwhelmed. She only brought me serious, well-vetted offers, which made the process feel efficient and professional. Her guidance during negotiations was incredibly valuable. She struck the perfect balance between advocating for me and keeping the deal moving forward in a positive way. I always felt informed and supported. Beyond the sale itself, Robbie also walked me through the logistics—helping me understand how to properly package the artwork and coordinating shipping seamlessly. That level of service made a huge difference, especially since this was my first time navigating a sale like this. Overall, I couldn’t be happier with the experience. If you’re considering buying or selling art, I highly recommend Artbrokerage.com—and if you can, work with Robbie. She’s outstanding.

They do not even work on your listings, all they are good for is to ask you to lower your prices, which i did and some by 50%, yet they kept their mark-up in some of my listed artworks, of which i have 6 listed the mark up on some was between 150-200%. i Have written to them and the last 3 times i have not had a response....huge scammers, don,t know why people continue to do business with them

I’ve had a great experience working with Robbie at Art Brokerage. She has helped me successfully sell several pieces from my collection and has been incredibly responsive throughout the entire process. Robbie is thoughtful and knowledgeable when it comes to pricing, helping me factor in the current market environment and other considerations so listings are positioned appropriately. When offers come in, she is always supportive during my evaluation process and never applies pressure, which I truly appreciate. Each time a piece has sold, Robbie has been on top of communication and provides clear, detailed, step-by-step guidance for packaging and shipping the artwork. Her professionalism, attention to detail, and partnership have made the entire experience smooth and reassuring. I highly recommend Robbie to anyone looking for a knowledgeable, responsive, and trustworthy art broker.

I had a wonderful experience working with Art Brokerage. This was my first significant art purchase and Robbie made it easy. She walked me through the negotiation and was candid and transparent. She helped me set expectations, gave me room to make my decision, and was responsive from beginning to end, even during non-business hours. My piece arrived in perfect condition. I’m extremely happy that I bought it and with how the entire process went. I hope I have the opportunity to work with Robbie and Art Brokerage in the future!

After a legitimate inquiry about the authenticity of an artwork, I received a dismissive response with a vague answer, and my inquiry was closed. They simply stated that they are confident about the artwork’s authenticity, which is clearly not a proper verification. Reputable dealers typically provide provenance, expert verification, or references. Be cautious with these self-proclaimed “confident” art brokers.

These guys are unprofessional and uninformed, and I would advise you not to list on their website. I've been an antique dealer for 25 years. And sold tens of thousands of dollars worth of paintings. These guys don't know.The difference between an oil on canvas and a print. They will try to scam you by telling you that your oil on canvas is actually a print and then try to make you list it for less. So then they can defraud you and buy it for less, which is completely illegal. It's illegal and completely fraud is if they don't have the ability to assess what an oil on campus is or A print is then they shouldn't be in this business because they're committing fraud, trying to defraud people who own art into devaluing their products

I purchased some paintings from Art Brokerage and worked with Helen, they were as transcribed and arrived fast. Quick responses from sellers also! Would do business with again. TT