Art Intelligence for Wealth Advisors

Your clients collect art. Egon puts you in the conversation.

Instantly deploy art collection intelligence to your clients. Know what they own, what they’re researching, and what to say when they call.

1 in 4 UHNWIs Who Collect Art
~8% Of UHNW Net Worth in Art
$5M+ Average UHNW Art Collection

When a client asks about their Basquiat, the conversation ends.

One in four ultra-high-net-worth individuals actively collects art. Their collections sit alongside equities and real estate in their net worth — but most advisory firms don’t have the tools to advise on them. When a wirehouse offers art advisory capability, the relationship is at risk.

62% of HNW advisors cite intergenerational planning as the top retention strategy.

Art is the most tangible entry point — 91% of inheritors keep some, 72% keep significant portions.

The advisor embedded in the art conversation stays embedded in the family. The one who can’t, doesn’t.


You deploy it. Clients use it. Intelligence flows back.

1

You Deploy

Upload a client list or invite individually. Co-branded with your firm — clients see your name, not ours. Position it as a curated perk: “I’ve arranged access to an art intelligence platform for your collection.”

2

Clients Engage

Conversational onboarding learns their collection. An art market chatbot answers their questions. Photo recognition gives market context at fairs.

3

You Know More

Conversation starters each Monday. Activity feed showing who’s researching what. Branded PDF reports under your name. Engagement scoring shows who’s active at a glance. Inactivity alerts flag clients before relationships drift.


A reason to pick up the phone.

Conversation Starter

Margaret AldrichCecily Brown lot sold at Christie’s for $2.1M, 40% above estimate. Margaret holds two Brown works in her Post-War American Abstraction collection.

Talking point: Discuss portfolio implications and whether to increase position.

Generated for every active client, every week — combining auction results, market signals, and each client’s actual holdings.


The gap between hoping and knowing.

Without Egon
With Egon
Client mentions a $200K Richter. You nod and change the subject.
You already know the Richter is up 11% this year and bring up the Sotheby’s result from last week.
UHNW family asks about art advisory. You refer them to a wirehouse.
You invite them to your co-branded platform and schedule a collection review for Thursday.
You learn a client collects when their estate attorney mentions it.
You see they’ve run 12 artist analyses this month and know exactly what they’re considering before they call.
Year-end: no art documentation. Client’s CPA guesses cost basis.
You send a branded tax report with capital gains, cost basis, and holding periods — ready for the CPA.

Ask Egon — the advisor’s version.

Research any artist, review any client’s collection, and prepare for any meeting — in natural language, with full access to your client data and live market intelligence.

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Ask Egon Advisor Mode
I have a client meeting with Margaret Aldrich on Thursday. What should I know about her collection and what’s happening with her artists?
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Margaret Aldrich holds 15 works across two collections valued at approximately $2.3M, with a Post-War American Abstraction core (Agnes Martin, Ellsworth Kelly, Richard Diebenkorn) and a newer California Light & Space expansion.

  • Allocation: 85% Blue-chip
  • Return: +19% overall
  • Top performer: Martin (+22%)
  • Underperformer: Bell (−13%)

Market activity this month: Agnes Martin lot sold at Sotheby’s for $420K, 15% above estimate. Mary Corse secondary demand increasing after Whitney group show inclusion. Larry Bell secondary market remains thin.

Talking point: The Martin result validates her core thesis. Consider discussing whether the Bell position is worth holding or rotating into a stronger Light & Space artist like De Wain Valentine.

Ask about any client, artist, or market trend…
Client Intelligence
  • "What has David Park been researching?"
  • "Which clients have underperforming holdings?"
  • "Show me Elena's portfolio allocation by tier."
Market Research
  • "How has Cecily Brown performed at auction this year?"
  • "Any upcoming lots relevant to my clients?"
  • "Compare pricing trends for Akunyili Crosby vs. Ojih Odutola."
Meeting Prep
  • "Summarize Robert Tanaka's collection for a quarterly review."
  • "What should I discuss with Priya about her Discovery holdings?"
  • "Draft talking points for William Foster's estate planning meeting."

What your clients get. What you get back.

Ask Egon

“What’s happening with Kaws?” Clients ask questions in plain language and get sourced answers with auction data and market context.

Photo Recognition

Snap a photo at a fair — instant intelligence on price, artist trajectory, and collection fit. The feature clients show their friends.

Activity Feed

See what clients are researching in real time. If someone is deep into Japanese contemporary, something is brewing.

Reports & Documentation

Quarterly collection reviews, tax documentation, insurance appraisals. PDFs with your firm’s branding — deliverables your clients’ CPAs actually need.

Daily Market Briefing

Clients receive a daily art market intelligence digest — auction results, gallery moves, institutional signals — curated to their collection and interests.

The Egon 100

A proprietary weekly index of the 100 highest-momentum artists, ranked by auction results, institutional signals, and collector demand. Content clients explore between meetings — and fuel for your next call.


The advisor who understands the collection stays in the family.

Egon gives your firm a complete art advisory capability — collection intelligence, market research, branded reports — without the cost or complexity of building one in-house. When you can talk intelligently about a client’s Richter, flag a relevant auction lot, or send a quarterly collection review under your brand, you’re not just managing wealth. You’re managing the assets your clients care about most.

That deeper relationship compounds: collection valuations open lending conversations. Tax documentation and insurance appraisals become year-end deliverables. And clients who engage with their collection through your platform are clients who stay.


Data Auction data from Christie’s, Sotheby’s, Phillips, and Bonhams. Gallery and museum intelligence partnerships.
Privacy Advisors see summaries, never raw client data. Nothing shared, sold, or used to train models. Compliance-logged.
Audit Trail Every advisor action and client data access logged with timestamps and IP addresses. Exportable for compliance review.

Add art advisory to your firm without adding headcount.

No hiring. No complex IT integration. Your first client can be live in days.

Flat Annual Fee. Unlimited Logins.

No per-user charges. Every advisor and every client at your firm gets full access.


See the advisor dashboard for yourself.

Explore conversation starters, client activity feeds, collection analytics, and engagement scoring — populated with sample advisor data you can click through.