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War Hits Iran’s Art World Hard
War between Iran, US, and Israel started late February 2026. Bombs hit Iran’s heritage sites first. Then shockwaves hit art markets worldwide. As AmbarAzul, LLC consultant, I track this daily. Let’s see how it spreads fast. Heritage Sites First to Fall Airstrikes damage over 100 Iranian sites. Golestan Palace cracks bad. UNESCO lists it as key heritage. Shockwaves shatter tiles there. Sa’adabad Palace faces same fate. Museums scramble to save art. Isfahan’s Naqsh-e Jahan trembles too. Teams wrap fragile pieces now. They move items to bunkers fast. Private collections hide in villas. No one knows if they survive. War hits culture first always. Art Dubai Delays Big Show Art Dubai…
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Graph by The Business Research Company The Art Market: A Safe Haven Investment in 2025 The art market is increasingly regarded as a “safe haven” investment, particularly during times of economic uncertainty. This perception is reinforced by the historical resilience of art values against inflation and market volatility. Recent reports highlight that fine art is viewed as a strategic asset for wealth preservation, with 32% of billionaires planning to increase their exposure to fine art and antiques in 2024-2025. The Role of Technology in Art Investments Technology has significantly transformed the art market. Blockchain technology is now widely used for provenance verification and fractional ownership, making high-value art accessible to a…
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War Hits Iran’s Art World Hard
