Bigli Art Broker, since 1997

In 1997, at the initiative of Luigi Buttazzoni and Roeland Kollewijn, Bigli Art Broker came into being, an exposition space right in the centre of Milan and a virtual space in the form of the site you are visiting.

Bigli Art broker honors the demands of the art market. It is a consultancy studio performing the role of broker for connoisseurs and collectors: it handles the sale of artworks from private sources, making the artworks available to collectors and institutions (banks, foundations, museums).

Originally, Bigli Art Broker dealt exclusively in sculpture and antique paintings. As of 2001, it is also dealing in a select number of modern works of art.

The works for sale are carefully chosen and appraised by the experts at Bigli Art Broker. A critical file accompanies each work, listing a hypothesis as to whom the work might be attributed (in some cases confirmed by external specialists), the period, the provenance, its state of preservation, iconography and reference publications.

Francesco Zuccarelli, Domenico Tintoretto, Giuseppe Milani, a notified work of Giuseppe Molteni, sold to institutions; Jan Breughel il Giovane, Carletto Caliari, Salvator Rosa, Cola dell'Amatrice, Il Maestro di San Miniato, Michele Marieschi, Stefano Maria Legnani (Legnanino), Giovanni Battista Salvi (Sassoferrato), Alessandro Salucci, Luca Carlevarijs, Mosè Bianchi, Girolamo Bassano, Giovanni Ghisolfi, C.A. Raineri, Pietro Ricchi, Balthasar Permoser, Lambert Sustris, Francesco Lorenzi, Giuseppe Artioli, Pietro Fragiacomo, Marco Ricci, Antonio M.Marini, Pieter Mulier (Cavalier Tempesta), Vincenzo Caprile, Bernardino Licinio, Andrea Locatelli, Antonio Amorosi, Willem De Heusch, Giovanni Do (Maestro dell'Annuncio ai Pastori), Evert Collier, Giovanni Domenico Cerrini (Cavalier Perugino), Giacomo Francesco Cipper (Todeschini), l'Amico friulano del Dosso, Maestro dell'Epifania di Fiesole, Mario Puccini, Isaac de Moucheron, Antonio Mancini, Adolfo Wildt, Giulio Licinio, Francesco de' Bianchi Ferrari, Mirò, Afro, Dominguez, Marino Marini, Modigliani, Giacomo Favretto, Bernardo Strozzi, Angiolillo Arcuccio, Carlo Magini, Santo Varni, Ercole Graziani, Giuseppe Vermiglio, Sebastiano Mainardi, Dierick Bouts (studio), Francesco Podesti, Giorgio e Faustino Duranti, Raffaello Sorbi, Gerolamo Induno, Emilio Longoni, Dosso Dossi, Peter Horemans, Barnaba Mariotti, Giovanni Boldini, Francesco Paolo Michetti, Francesco Tironi, Francesco Cairo, Jacopino del Conte, Fra Galgario, Antonello da Saliba, Filippo DePisis, Mario Sironi, Ilario Spolverini, Giuseppe Zais, Giuseppe Antonio Petrini, Emilio Vasarri, Andrea della Robbia, Sofonisba Anquissola, Giacomo Guardi, Nicolas Baudesson, Giovanni Paolo Panini, Leonardo Roda, Tomaso Porta, Francesco Foschi, Luigi Rossi, Vittorio Amedeo Cignaroli, several notified works of Guala sold to private collectors.