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The SNA, serving the art market since 1901

Founded in 1901, the Syndicat des Négociants en Art (SNA) brings together nearly 250 art dealers, gallery owners and professionals representing a wide range of specialties, from archaeology to modern and contemporary art.

For more than a century, the SNA has supported, represented and defended the professionals who contribute to the vitality of the art market in France and internationally.

Defending and representing the profession

In an ever-changing regulatory environment, the SNA gives a strong and collective voice to art dealers, gallery owners and professionals before public authorities and institutions.
It actively addresses the major issues affecting the profession and works to promote a framework that enables the French art market to remain dynamic, attractive and competitive on the international stage.

Representing the art market beyond national borders

The SNA is part of a broad national and international network and works closely with leading organisations representing the art market.
These exchanges make it possible to defend the interests of the profession in France, across Europe and internationally, while collectively anticipating the sector’s future developments.

Preserving, transmitting and promoting

Art dealers and gallery owners play an essential role in the discovery, preservation and transmission of works of art.
Through their expertise and knowledge, they contribute to a deeper understanding of artists and objects, encourage the circulation of artworks and help pass this heritage on to future generations.
Through their activities, they also contribute to the cultural and economic influence of France and to the vitality of the broader ecosystem of art, culture and heritage.

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Syndicat des Négociants en Art
8 rue Saint Marc - 75002 Paris

The Syndicat des Négociants en Art brings together, represents, and supports art market professionals, both in France and internationally.