New start-up buys artwork then sells shares in it to its customers using an online platform
Scott Lynn, CEO and founder of Masterworks, poses next to a Banksy artwork in New York, US, February 11, 2020. Masterworks, a two-year-old startup, buys artwork with profit potential then sells shares in it to its customers using its online platform.
"But the only way to really invest in art has been to purchase a painting. Masterworks is the first platform that allows anyone to really invest in these great works of art."
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