has original two-dimensional artwork for rent and for sale. Rental prices range from $10 to $50 per month.
Art Rental is an inexpensive way to decorate! Visit the online GALLERY and CURRENT EXHIBITION pages.
For the Home
The opportunity to create a unique and inspired environment and to keep your living space looking fresh.
Live with the work while deciding whether to purchase.
The freedom to change your art annually, seasonally, or whenever you are ready for something new.
When you plan to sell your home, artwork can enhance the overall appeal of your residence.
Make an impression with your friends and family.
For a Business
Enhance the atmosphere of your office and create a stimulating environment.
Convey the spirit of your business to employees, clients, and visitors by bringing contemporary art into your office.
Professional consultations are available for first-time corporate clients.
The fine original art provided by HansBreuer ART offers an aesthetic experience that only original art can provide.
FAQ:
Why rent art?
Our rental program is a great way to explore and live with art.
It’s affordable.
Grow your collection.
You can live with a work before you commit to buying.
How do I rent art?
Renting art is easy.
Select the work you like, sign the rental contract, hang it on your wall.
A ‘How-to Install’ information sheet will be provided. If needed, we can discuss delivery and installation.
What is the cost of renting?
The rent amounts to 2.0% of the value of the artwork. The rent paid on a piece will be applied toward purchase.
See our Gallery and Current Exhibit pages for prices.
Rental payments are made by cash or cheque the day you receive your work. We will provide you with a payment schedule.
You may return or purchase a rented work at any time. Just contact us before the next billing date.
For how long can I rent art?
There is a minimum of one period (30 days) for renting art. You are not committed for more than one period at a time.
You may rent a work for up to one year, and you can return or purchase it at any time.
What if the work is damaged, lost or stolen while I am renting?
It is your responsibility to cover any cost associated with damage, loss or theft of a painting under contract with you.
What about insurance?
If this is a concern for you, it is your responsibility to ensure coverage under your own insurance policy. If you have
any doubt that a painting you are renting is covered under your insurance policy, contact your company.
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