I dont know much about art.

I aced an art history class in college but only because the tests were open-book.

I just assumed that was way out of my league.

Two women look at art in an art gallery.

Im definitely not a millionaire, and even if I were, I wouldnt even know where to start.

But Why Should You Invest in Art?

We all understand the importance of investing our money and have heard all about the importance of diversifying.

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But have you considered investing in art?

You could potentially earn some pretty big returns.

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Art, on the other hand, can yield much greater returns, because pieces appreciate over time.

Plus, its important to diversify your investments.

Spoiler alert: I dont either.

That means you still get to reap the benefits of investing in art without the massive commitment.

Past offerings include pieces by Banksy, Alex Katz and Andy Warhol.

Masterworks hand-picks these pieces.

Heres where people like you and me come into the picture.

you’re able to invest in the painting by buying a share.

Shares are $20 apiece, and you invest a minimum of $5,000.

Then, you sit back and relax.

If theyre not on display, pieces are stored in a fully secure, climate-controlled space in Delaware.

Then you get a cut of the net proceeds.

Otherwise, like other forms of investing, this is all pretty passive.

And Masterworks isnt intimidating, either.

So, are you ready to become an art snob?

No need to have millions in the bank.

Justhead over to Masterworksand see what pieces it has available.

Carson Kohler ([email protected]) is a staff writer at The Penny Hoarder.

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