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Why You Should Purchase Authentic Artwork?

• Purchasing authentic artwork is a meaningful investment for both individuals and corporations, offering not only aesthetic value but also cultural significance and potential financial appreciation. However, the art market can be complex, and the risk of acquiring forged or misattributed works is a genuine concern, particularly in regions where regulatory oversight is limited.

• To safeguard your investment, it is crucial to verify the authenticity of any artwork before purchase. This involves conducting thorough research, seeking provenance documentation, and consulting with reputable art dealers or galleries who have direct relationships with the artists or their estates.

• In Egypt, the issue of art forgery has been notably problematic. Reports indicate that the country's informal art market, lacking structured supervision, has allowed for the circulation of unauthenticated works, sometimes even in reputable galleries and exhibitions. This underscores the importance of due diligence when acquiring art in such markets. Engaging with established galleries and dealers who have a track record of authenticity can mitigate these risks. These professionals can provide necessary documentation and assurances, ensuring that the artwork's provenance is legitimate and traceable.

• Regarding the Egyptian artist Hesham Nawar, his contributions to contemporary art are well-recognised, and his works are sought after by collectors. To ensure the authenticity of his artwork, potential buyers are encouraged to contact his official Art Dealer by communicating via the contact form below.

• Another way is to contact a reputable gallery such as Dai Art Gallery, located in Zamalek, Cairo, which features Nawar's works and can provide verified information and assistance in acquiring his original pieces. Engaging directly with such galleries not only guarantees the authenticity of the artwork but also supports the artist's legacy and the integrity of the art market.

• Otherwise, in cases where a client is found to have treated an artwork disrespectfully or offensively, the artist reserves the right to deduct a minimum of 50% from the deposit. Read more about the consequences of disrespecting the artwork here.