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Contemporary art has offered an annual return of 14% over the last 25 years, as of December 2020, versus a 9.5% annual return from the S&P 500, according to the Citi Global Art Market chart. John Plassard, deputy director at asset manager Mirabaud, told CNBC’s “Squawk Box Europe” on Thursday that there was “a lot of growth to come” from contemporary art.

He described it as “one asset that seems to have stood the test of time and escaped the grip of volatility” and said it was an “often-misunderstood investment theme” in a note earlier this month. “Art has also low correlation with other classes so it’s a unique investment and you have minimum losses — if you choose the right one of course,” he told CNBC.

Is art a good investment? The recent mega-auctions in New York have brought out the siren song that art often outperforms other asset classes like real estate, while the Wall Street Journal declared that art achieved a 10.6 percent return in 2018 based on Art Market Research’s Art 100 Index, outpacing all other categories. Art has the possibility of substantial appreciation in some portions of their aesthetic choices—like the Mayers of Chicago, who fortuitously bought Robert Rauschenberg’s Buffalo II (1964) from Leo Castelli in 1964 for $16,900, and which sold last month for $88.8 million with fees—that appear to give credence to the inevitability of enormous asset appreciation.

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