SGI is proud to be favored with instructions on original artworks by world renowned artists Leonardo da Vinci, Andy Warhol, Jean-Michel Basquiat and Jack Armstrong -Jack Armstrong’s latest brochure lists his remaining paintings starting from $10 million up to $100 million – Armstrong, has 3 entries in Wikipedia, and is famous around the world for owning the Black Star Sapphire of Queensland and producing the most expensive motorcycle ever, known as the Million Dollar Harley AKA Cosmic Starship Harley. This flamboyant art rebel who called the art establishment “The Art Cartel” claimed, in a recent interview with Life of Luxury magazine, that the value of his art will surpass that of his friend Jean-Michel Basquiat’s and one painting will sell for over $110,500,000. – SGI scores another promotional first, celebrating the end of its 2 successful years of continuous digital retrospective, of the Cosmic art of Jack Armstrong, in New York’s Times Square. Armstrong’s friend Andy Warhol was the only other artist to ever have a digital retrospective in New York – The digital retrospective ran 4 times an hour, every hour of every day and night for 2 years. – SGI sends out daily emails to 4500 plus HNWI’s world wide – Our 1000 series, numbered and stamped Limited Edition, Cosmic X 100 magazines, were a big hit with collectors. They are the only printed records of all his extremely limited production of 100 amazing cosmic paintings in a single magazine – SGI congratulates Maurizio Cattelan and joins him in going bananas with a unique art offer for 2020. – SGI made another first in the art world with our full money back guarantee. If you buy an Armstrong from SGI, you will get a full refund if your painting doesn’t increase in value after 3 years. Full details are available on request for this offer which is time sensitive -The Contemporary Art Market has shown the most tremendous growth in 21st century and is poised to break current records over the next few years – Rare art will out-perform most other assets as inflation is inevitable because of the increase in the money supply inmost industrialized countries – Check out the limited edition Magazine by clicking on the button below –