A curated gallery of original painting
Our founding circle of artists is being selected currently. We invite you to submit your artwork.
Art Categories
Portraiture
The human presence, observed and made permanent
Vermeer, Girl with a Pearl Earring, 1665
Impressionism
Light, atmosphere and the beauty of the passing moment
Monet, Woman with a Parasol, 1875
Abstract
Form and feeling beyond the visible world
Kandinsky, Composition VIII, 1923
Landscape
Land, sea and sky through the painter's eye
Friedrich, Wanderer Above the Sea of Fog, 1818
Still Life
The quiet poetry of objects at rest
Rachel Ruysch, Flowers in an Urn, c.1700
Featured Works
The Founding Collection
Forming now
Artemble is assembling its founding circle of painters — each one selected through the same curatorial review that will govern everything we ever show. The first works will be unveiled here.
Read Our Curation Standard →To live with great art is to live in permanent conversation with something larger than yourself.
Artemble Curatorial Vision
‘The School of Athens’, Raphael, c.1509–11 (Stanza della Segnatura, Apostolic Palace, Vatican City).
For Artists of Distinction
Join Artemble as an Artist
Artemble extends invitations to a carefully selected circle of painters whose work meets our curatorial standard. We review every application personally. We accept very few.
If your practice is serious and your work is original, we would like to see it. If you believe your paintings belong in the world's finest collections, apply below.
From the Journal
Art History
Why Oil on Canvas Has Outlasted Every Medium for 600 Years
From the Flemish masters to contemporary studios in Kyoto and Venice, oil paint remains the language of permanence. A look at why painters keep returning to it.
Collecting
How to Begin Collecting Original Art, Without Making Expensive Mistakes
The first purchase is always the hardest. A practical guide for new collectors on what to look for, what questions to ask, and how to trust your eye.
Art & Investment
Is Original Art a Good Investment? What the Data Actually Shows
Beyond the passion of collecting lies a question many buyers ask quietly. We look at what the art market's long-term performance actually tells us.