Monet, The Artist's Family in the Garden, 1875
Rembrandt, The Night Watch, 1642
Warhol, Double Elvis, 1963
Picasso, Jeune fille endormie, 1935

We source what
the public market
rarely sees

A private gateway to the world's most significant works. Off-market acquisitions, private sales, and collection counsel for collectors, family offices, and institutions worldwide.

Monet — The Artist's Family in the Garden, 1875

Our Approach

Built at Harvard
Built on transparency

Cambridge Collective was founded at the Harvard Innovation Labs at Harvard Business School. As we collected art and built relationships across the art world, we kept encountering the same problem: the market is opaque with hidden fee structures, and the finest works are accessible to only a select few.

We set out to change that. We tell you the net-to-owner price. We disclose our fee transparently. We tell you where the work is coming from. You are not paying for mystery. You are paying for access, transparency, and counsel that is entirely on your side.

Our Experience

$700M+ In artworks advised globally, across private sales, auction advisory, and
collection counsel
2 Generations of art collecting experience informing every acquisition mandate we take on
Global Private collector network spanning Europe, the Americas, the Gulf, and Asia Pacific
Kandinsky
Kandinsky — Panel for Edwin R. Campbell No. 4, 1914
Hockney
Hockney — Jade Plant, 2014
Picasso
Picasso — Buste de Francoise, 1946
Warhol Flowers
Warhol — Flowers, 1964

What We Do

Three mandates
One level of access

Cambridge Collective operates where private transactions and institutional relationships converge. We access inventory that the public market never encounters.

01

Private Acquisitions

We source exceptional, off-market works across Old Masters, Impressionism, Modern, and Post-War art that rarely enter the public domain. From a Caravaggio to a Blue Period Picasso, we work with established collectors who transact only through our private channels.

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02

Auction Advisory

Navigating Christie's, Sotheby's, and Phillips requires more than market knowledge. We advise on timing, estimates, and execution. We work directly with the major houses, and manage due diligence, condition review, post-sale settlement, and logistics from start to finish.

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03

Collection Advisory

We study your holdings in depth to understand their strengths, gaps, and long-term direction. Then we advise on what to acquire, what to consider selling, and how to build a collection with lasting cultural and financial weight.

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The Private Market

The market's most
significant works
change hands quietly

A meaningful proportion of transactions never appear in any public record. They move between collections through channels built on decades of trust. Cambridge Collective operates within those channels.

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Our Team

The people behind
every mandate

Our team brings together deep expertise in art history, finance, and law. It is this combination that allows us to advise with precision on both the cultural and financial dimensions of every transaction.

We do not operate a gallery or a public inventory. Every engagement is built around a single client mandate.

Meet the Team
Ram Solanki
Founding PartnerRam Solanki
Larry Whitlock
Founding PartnerLarry Whitlock
Arjun Garg
Founding MemberArjun Garg

Market Intelligence

From the desk of
Cambridge Collective

All Articles
Richter
Collecting · 2026

Why UHNW Investors Are Allocating More to Art Than Ever Before

Portfolio allocation data, tax advantages, and why sophisticated collectors treat art as a serious asset class.

Botero
Art Advisory · 2026

Why You Need an Art Advisor: The Hidden Cost of Going Alone

Buyers without professional representation consistently overpay. Here is what that gap looks like in practice.

Bacon Pope
Post-War · 2026

What Drives the Francis Bacon Market Above $50 Million

An analysis of Bacon's market hierarchy and what collectors need to understand before engaging at this level.