Vasarik is the only global artwork analysis centre to combine scientific precision and cutting-edge technology with expert art history knowledge and scholarship for the analysis, attribution, authentication and appreciation of artwork.
Founded on our exceptional knowledge of technical imaging and materials analysis of fine art, we prepare comprehensive expert scientific reports on your paintings using the most advanced approaches.
When buying and selling art, reduce your risk by using our independent and objective assessment services to help you decide whether to buy – or not.
Art due diligence today requires reliable assessments of authenticity. We are leading providers of investigations into whether an artwork is what it purports to be, looking deeper to find the truth.
Determining who created an artwork is essential to both cultural history and the art market. We specialise in studies that place paintings in their historical context to identify the artist and resolve uncertainty.
Our long experience acting as the expert witness in legal cases will elevate your position in any dispute over art authenticity, from arbitration and pre-trial advice through to taking the stand.
Having the right documentation on your artwork, whether you are preparing it for sale, approaching an authority, or seeking finance, is vital. We review what you have, organise it, and fill in any critical gaps while guiding you through the process.
Extensive academic research on the art market has shown that few traded artworks receive examination capable of determining authenticity and authorship. We aim to correct that.
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Nicholas Eastaugh and Thereza Wells in Fine Art Magazine‘s Inside Track In this article, Nicholas Eastaugh and Thereza Wells explore what it would take to build the art market’s trust infrastructure. They have set out six pillars: Transparency, Trust, Risk Mitigation, Integrated Sy...
The weekend of June 18th, 2026, the art world turned its eyes toward a single destination for a blockbuster weekend: Basel. The reason? The 56th edition of Art Basel was underway, and Vasarik was no exception to the rule. All year long, the art community waits patiently for the flagship Art Ba...
By Jeff Kluge | Guest Contributor For decades, the art market has operated on a model of scarcity, not just of the objects themselves, but of the high-level expertise required to verify them. But as we move into 2026, the “seismic shift” the industry began tracking last year has re...
