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Lending a work to an institution without a proper loan agreement is how works come back changed. Gilded Artworks generates museum-grade loan contracts: nail-to-nail insurance terms, climate and display requirements (temperature, humidity, lux levels), handling and courier provisions, and conservation clauses — executed by both parties. The borrower knows exactly the standard of care expected; the lender has it in writing.
Best for: Galleries and collectors lending to museums, and institutions borrowing works for exhibition.
Temperature range, relative humidity range, and maximum light exposure in lux — the three parameters conservators manage to. Defaults follow common museum conventions (e.g. 18–22°C, 45–55% RH, 50–150 lux by medium); you set the values per work.
The agreement allocates insurance responsibility explicitly — typically the borrower covers nail-to-nail. The clause is yours to set, but it is never ambiguous in the document.
Yes — the loan schedule lists every work with its value and specific requirements, under one executed agreement.
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