Ludlow Art Consultancy is an international advisory and private sales firm working across modern, post-war, and contemporary art. We advise private collectors, institutions, and artists on acquisitions, placements, and long-term collection strategy, operating across both primary and secondary markets.
Relationships sit at the centre of our practice. We work closely with collectors, artists, and estates to offer considered advice, discreet procurement, and strategic management, with the aim of building collections, and partnerships, that endure.
Shaping Collections, Strengthening Relationships
Our aim
Founded by Jonathan Ludlow in London, Ludlow Art Consultancy (LAC) was established with a singular purpose: to bring clarity, access, and sophistication to the often-obscured world of collecting. LAC is a global art advisory and private sales consultancy working across blue-chip, modern, and contemporary art, guiding clients, artists, and institutions through a constantly evolving international market. LAC operates discreetly and internationally, advising collectors on acquisition and de-accession strategies, managing private transactions, and developing bespoke collections that balance aesthetic refinement with long-term value. The consultancy also works directly with major galleries and artist studios worldwide, supporting placement, exposure, and growth for select names across regions.
Projects
Ludlow Art Consultancy works closely with artists, galleries, and collectors to support the realisation and placement of significant exhibitions and special projects. Acting as both commercial partner and curatorial advisor, LAC oversees the sales strategy, collector engagement, and institutional positioning of
each presentation.
Our Team.
Founded by Jonathan, the team at LAC is focused, experienced, and committed to excellence.
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Art has never existed in isolation. Each work belongs to a wider conversation, one shaped by history, market forces, and the people who engage with it.
