Cassia House presents a selection of historic, modern, and contemporary Argentine artworks from private collections.

Our catalog includes paintings, drawings, prints, screenprints, and other works on paper. Explore Argentine Art, Argentine Masters, and Contemporary Art.

Featured artists include Antonio Berni, Benito Quinquela Martín, Raúl Soldi, Fernando Fader, Juan Carlos Castagnino, Nicolás García Uriburu, Antonio Seguí, and Roberto Plate, together with international artists such as Pablo Picasso, Salvador Dalí, Joan Miró, Antoni Tàpies, Leonora Carrington, and Remedios Varo.

Available artworks

Each artwork page includes the available information regarding:

  • Artist and title
  • Medium and support
  • Dimensions
  • Date or period
  • Signature and inscriptions
  • Edition, when applicable
  • Provenance
  • Certificates and documentation
  • Price or inquiry process

We work with original paintings, graphic works, signed pieces, artist’s proofs, limited editions, and artworks with documented histories from private collections and auction houses. The exact nature of each work is described in its individual listing.

Advisory services for buyers

We assist both experienced collectors and individuals making their first art acquisition. We can provide additional information, detailed photographs, documentation, payment terms, and national or international shipping options.

We also help collectors compare artworks according to artist, period, medium, condition, provenance, and budget. Works on paper can be explored in Graphic Art.

Private Collections

Private Collections is Cassia House’s secondary-market division. Its purpose is to connect relevant artworks with new collectors through clear presentation, available documentation, and personalized advice.

Browse the current Private Collections catalog or contact Cassia House to request information about a specific artwork.

To compare specific works, read Argentine Masters: Available Artworks and the Prints, Lithographs and Screenprints guide.

Content reviewed by Cassia House, Buenos Aires. Updated August 2026.