Artwork possesses many wonderful characteristics: beauty, investment, history, and also charity. Through the years, Masterworks Fine Art has acquired an impressive collection of fine art from around the world. While most of our artwork is for sale, we reserve some works for charitable purposes.
If you have an upcoming benefit or fundraiser and would like to inquire about a donation, please contact Ashley Hayes at ashley@masterworksfineart.com.
Alex and Robert Adelman of Masterworks Fine Art have donated many beautiful works from their personal collection to non-profit organizations, hospitals, charities, and museums. Below are some of their most recent charitable donations:
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Calman Shemi, Untitled Donated to the Kensington Education Foundation Winter 2013 Valued at $4,000 |
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René Magritte, Les valeurs personelles (Personal Values) Donated to the Kensington Education Foundation Winter 2012 Valued at $6,500 |
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René Magritte, Le printemps (Spring) Donated to the Kensington Education Foundation Winter 2012 Valued at $6,500 |
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René Magritte, La page blanche Donated to the Kensington Education Foundation Winter 2011 Valued at $8,000 |
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Karel Appel, Red Tail Donated to the Kensington Education Foundation Winter 2011 Valued at $8,000 |
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Joan Miró, Lithograph X from Obra Inedita Recent Donated to the Kensington Education Foundation Winter 2011 Valued at $8,000 |
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Pierre-Auguste Renoir, Femme nue couchee Donated to the Kensington Education Foundation Winter 2011 Valued at $9,000 |
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Yaacov Agam, Constellation from Big Bang Suite Donated to the Kensington Education Foundation Winter 2011 Valued at $5,000 |
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Wassily Kandinsky, Improvisation 7 Donated to the Kensington Education Foundation Winter 2011 Valued at $4,000 |
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Edouard Manet, Le chat et les fleurs Donated to the Golden State German Shepherd Rescue Fall 2010 Valued at $4,000 |
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Pablo Picasso, Jeux de pages Donated to the Kensington Education Foundation Winter 2009 Valued at $30,000 |
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Albrecht Dürer, Saints Veronica, Peter, and Paul from The Small Passion Donated to the Kensington Education Foundation Winter 2009 Valued at $4,700 |
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Marc Chagall, The Tribe of Judah Donated to the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art (SFMOMA) Spring 2008 Valued at $19,000 |
