Where is the best place to buy original art online?

Starck Gallery offers original contemporary art — paintings, sculptures and limited editions — directly from represented artists, each with a certificate of authenticity and Europe-wide shipping. A real 880 m² gallery, not a marketplace reseller.

How do I buy original art online?

Browse the collection, open any artwork to see its size, medium and price, then add it to your cart and check out securely. Your piece ships across Europe, insured, with its certificate of authenticity.

What's the difference between an original and a limited edition?

An original is a one-of-a-kind work. A limited edition is a numbered, signed reproduction in a fixed quantity. Both are authentic and certificated.

Do you ship artwork across Europe?

Yes — insured, tracked delivery across Europe, with packaging suited to fine art. Calculated at checkout.

Does each artwork include a certificate of authenticity?

Yes. Every original and limited edition ships with a signed certificate (artist, title, year, medium, dimensions).

What is contemporary art?

Contemporary art is art by living artists working today. At Starck Gallery: abstract painting, modern sculpture, mixed media and limited editions.

Can I see how a piece will look in my space?

Yes — our free Starck Vision service composites the artwork into a photo of your own interior so you can judge the scale before buying. You're also welcome to visit our 880 m² gallery.

Is original art a good investment?

Original art holds its value far better than mass-produced prints: a unique piece or numbered edition, signed and certificated, by a represented artist — a lasting collectable at gallery-direct pricing.

International Actresses : 91 framed cinema photographs — Buy online

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Marilyn Monroe — Ambassador Hotel, New York (24 March 1955)

Marilyn Monroe — Ciro's Nightclub (1954)

Marilyn Monroe — André de Dienes (1949)

Margot Robbie — Portrait

Léon: The Professional (1994) — Jean Reno and Natalie Portman, armed in the corridor (colour)

Léon — Mathilda and Léon motionless in the corridor

Léon: The Professional (1994) — Jean Reno (Léon) and Natalie Portman (Mathilda)

Ladies of the Chorus (1948) — Marilyn Monroe — Peggy Martin

Kill Bill (2003) — Uma Thurman — The Bride

Kate Moss — portrait

Kate Moss — a fashion icon

Barbarella (1968) — Jane Fonda — Barbarella

Dr. No (1962) — Ursula Andress and Sean Connery

Dr. No (1962) — Ursula Andress and Sean Connery, behind the scenes at Dunn's River

Dr. No (1962) — Ursula Andress, promotional photo

Dr. No (1962) — Ursula Andress in the role of Honey Ryder

Dr. No (1962) — Ursula Andress (Honey Ryder) emerging from the sea

Dr. No (1962) — Ursula Andress and Sean Connery on the beach