#1MASTERWORKS MASTERWORKS Understanding Art as an Investment November 2020 THE DATA INCLUDED HEREIN REFLECTS CHARACTERISTICS OF THE MARKET FOR PHYSICAL ARTWORK AND NOT FOR INVESTMENT SECURITIES PLEASE SEE THE APPENDIX OF THIS PRESENTATION FOR "IMPORTANT DISCLOSURE INFORMATION"#2The Masterworks Platform We deliver access to the art market for the investor community Pioneer in Securitized Art Investment We are the pioneer in SEC-qualified art investment offerings Self-Directed Investor Platform Through www.masterworks.io, we have cultivated a broad investor community of 95,000+ members seeking returns with low correlation with other financial assets Leading Research Team We leverage our proprietary data-driven research to inform portfolio decisions and build investor confidence in art as an asset class FEATURED IN The New York Times MASTERWORKS NEW YORK CNN Forbes 9:41 MASTERWORKS ANDY WARHOL The overall highest-selling American artist of all time. $20/share Total Amount Raised Investors 7,201 Shares Reserved 92% How much would you like to invest? .... $1,000 min. NEXT & CNBC 2#3Our Leadership Based in New York and led by founder, Scott Lynn, the Masterworks team is comprised of 20 professionals with deep experience in technology, the art market and financial services Masterworks Leadership Scott Lynn, Founder and CEO Internationally recognized art collector and technology entrepreneur Payability, Adparlor, Giant Media, Reachmobi, Amply, Sellozo Nigel Glenday, Chief Financial Officer 15+ years experience in art finance and investment banking Athena Art Finance, Morgan Stanley, UBS, StormHarbour Masha Golovina, Director of Art Purchasing 10+ years experience in art economics, research and modeling Christie's, Citi Josh Goldstein, General Counsel 20+ years experience in corporate and securities law Skadden, Intrawest Resorts (NYSE listed) MASTERWORKS Advisors Eli Broverman, Co-Founder, Betterment Pioneer robo-advisor platform Dan Miller, Co-Founder, Fundrise Leading Reg A online real estate platform Debevoise & Plimpton LOUPVENTURES NVEST IN PAINTINGS BY THE BEST Headquarters and Gallery in SoHo, NYC Andy Warhal Invest New ANTHONY L.G., PLLC A CORPORATE LAW FIRM OF ALL TIME SELLING Betterment 497 Broome Street (SE corner of West Broadway) FUNDRISE KENN 3#4Proprietary Art Investment Research Our investment process leverages our leading in-house art market research team, which develops proprietary datasets, indices, analytics and research collaboration Art Market Indices and Returns JEAN-MICHEL BASQUIAT 2019 AUCTION SALES OHAMMER PRICEL $128,795,746 RISK ADJUSTED RETURN 1.29 REPEAT-SALE HISTORICAL RETURNS -$4,005,000 GROSS RETURN 1.19x years) 1,050% ANDY WARHOL Art Market Indices 700% PURCHASE P -$352,584 GROSS RETURN *34.72x (23) MASTERWORKS TARGET ARTISTS INDEX 350% HISTORICAL RETURN 18.40% KAWS ARTIST MARKET SCORE POSALT MASTERWORKS 1996 2000 2004 2008 2016 - Post-War & Contemporary - Masterworks Target Artists 2012 Thought Leadership Back Art: The Alternative Real Asset Masterworks Research Published Apr 1, 2000 Back The Market for Jean-Michel Basquiat: How One Artist's Prices Have Continued to Defy the Odds M Masterworks Research Published Mar 18, 2020 Jean-Michel Basquiat (1960-1988) has proven to be one of the greatest forces in the art market over the last three decades. In his lifetime, Basquiat was one of the most sought-after artists in the world, and even prior to his tragic death at the age of 27, his prices had skyrocketed. Below we take a specific series by the artist, comprised of larger paintings on a signature tied stretcher bar frame, to track how Basquiat's market has performed since 1986, noting recessions or downturns in the broader economy. Research Collaboration citi THE G Drivers of Evolut Citi GPS: Global Perspect December 2009 Art Market Evolution Art could gain increasing recognition as an of return and lack of correlation with maiorment asset class over time given its rate asset classes. THE BROAD ART MARKET HAS RISEN AT AN ANNUALIZED RATE OF 53% SINCE 1985, SIMILAR TO THE RETURN OF DEVELOPED INVESTMENT GRADE FIXED INCOME 065.5%) AND HIGH YIELD FIXED INCOME (76) Estimated annualled return, 1985-2018 Global High Noelfeste P WITH LIMITED CORRELATION TO THE TOP TEN ASSET CLASSES, ART CONTINUES TO ACT AS A PORTFOLIO DIVERSIFIER et classes (1985-200 0172 43 on D.R 10.62 noe 1 029 134 tao OM 41 ILE 100414 HOR -01 1.34 IM Pede py Cat ora on 0,05 IM 60 CK Citi GPS 12 ON 014 009 0.29 0.0 Aban perary Art and trgrestere Art des 4#5Market Size and Allocation Opportunity The art market is a vast, overlooked asset class for the broader investment community Relative Market Sizes Private Debt (1) $0.8 trillion (160+ funds) UHNWIS Average Asset Allocation (7) 27% Institutions Private Real Assets (2) 5. 6. 7. $1.6 trillion (500+ funds) 18% Art (3) $1.7 trillion 5% 0% Private Equity (4) $3.4 trillion (9,000+ firms) 8% 11% THE DATA INCLUDED HEREIN REFLECTS CHARACTERISTICS OF THE MARKET FOR PHYSICAL ARTWORK AND NOT FOR INVESTMENT SECURITIES Gold (5) 5 $7.9 trillion (100+ mutual funds) 3% 4% Sources: Preqin, McKinsey & Company: Private markets come of age: McKinsey Global Private Markets Review 2019. Deloitte, Art Tactic: Deloitte Art and Finance Report 2019.. World Bank Database. Notes: 1. Private market assets under management investing in debt 2. Private market assets under management investing in real estate, natural resources, and infrastructure 3. Estimated value of artwork held by individuals. Estimated based on surveys of wealth allocation to art and estimates of total wealth held by individuals Private market assets under management investing in private equity 4. Includes gold held in jewellery, official sector, bars/coins, EFTS (and similar) and other fabrication (and unaccounted) Market capitalization of listed companies globally (US dollars) Knight Frank World Wealth Report, 2020. Fidelity Research, Institutional Asset Allocation, 2019 Public Equities (6) $68.7 trillion (630,000+ listed stocks) 23% 38%#6How We Measure Art Market Performance Our in-house research team provides proprietary insights into art market performance 1 2 3 4 Data Collection Focus on Repeat Sales Index Construction THE DATA INCLUDED HEREIN REFLECTS CHARACTERISTICS OF THE MARKET FOR PHYSICAL ARTWORK AND NOT FOR INVESTMENT SECURITIES Proprietary Metrics Collected data for 300,000+ auction transactions comprising 3 million+ data points Matched sales of artwork that has sold twice or more at public auction Built indices based on established approaches used for real estate. In 2020, constructed a new value-weighted index Developed in-house analytics to assess artist and artwork level momentum 100 80 20 <-20 -40 3 million Data points for auction sales starting as early as 1960 60,000 Repeat auction sale pairs starting as early as 1960 Purchese Price (5) www. 12M INDICES ARE UNMANAGED. AN INVESTOR CANNOT INVEST DIRECTLY IN AN INDEX. INDICES ARE USED FOR COMPARATIVE MODELLING PURPOSES ONLY. THE TIMING OF TRANSACTIONS RELATING TO AN ASSET OR MASTERWORKS PORTFOLIO, ADVISORY, AND TRANSACTION FEES, AND OTHER MANAGEMENT ACTIVITIES CAN CREATE SIGNIFICANT DIFFERENCES BETWEEN THE PERFORMANCE OF AN INDEX AND AN INVESTMENT SEEKING SIMILAR OR SUPERIOR RELATIVE PERFORMANCE RESULTS 14M 6#7What Drives Art Market Performance? Attractive supply and demand dynamics paired with global marketability 1 2 3 Ultra-Wealthy Drive Demand Supply Scarcity A Global Asset THE DATA INCLUDED HEREIN REFLECTS CHARACTERISTICS OF THE MARKET FOR PHYSICAL ARTWORK AND NOT FOR INVESTMENT SECURITIES MASTERWORKS Secular growth in purchasing power among the global ultra-high-net-worth community Decreasing available supply as artwork is acquired by museums and public collections via UHNWI giving and direct purchases Tangible, mobile store of value that can be transacted in any locale and currency 6.1% CAGR Number of Dollar Millionaires from 2019-2024 (Credit Suisse) $152 billion Annual UHNWI Giving (ArtTactic, TEFAF) 64% Share Collectible Wealth Held Outside of North America (Deloitte) 7#8Index (1995 = 1) Long-Term Historical Performance Over 25 years, Contemporary Art has generated a nearly three-fold outperformance over the S&P 500 25 20 15 10 0 Contemporary Art Market (Value-Weighted) Performance Indices Since 1995 Based on repeat-sales from 1995 to 2020 YTD (July 30) 1995 1996 3. 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 THE DATA INCLUDED HEREIN REFLECTS CHARACTERISTICS OF THE MARKET FOR PHYSICAL ARTWORK AND NOT FOR INVESTMENT SECURITIES 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 Contemporary Art 13.6% annualized return(¹)(2) S&P 500 Total Return 8.9% annualized return (3) - Post-War & Contemporary Art S&P 500 (includes dividends) Source: Internal Masterworks analysis. Yahoo Finance. Index shown through July 2020. Index data updated as of July 30th, 2020. Notes: There are significant differences between the asset classes presented. For additional information, see Important Disclosures. 1. Repeat-Sale Pair Index of Post-War and Contemporary Art (as defined by the applicable auction house) using Standard & Poor's CoreLogic Case-Shiller Home Price Indices Methodology. The Standard & Poor's CoreLogic Case-Shiller Home Price Indices Methodology results in a value-weighted index. Auction results realized in a currency other that U.S. dollars have been converted using exchange rates provided by FRED (St. Louis Federal Reserve) at the time of the most recent sale. This adjustment is made to account for long-term exchange rate trends that would otherwise distort artworks' performance. S&P 500 Total Return Index as of July 30th, 2020. 2. INDICES ARE UNMANAGED. AN INVESTOR CANNOT INVEST DIRECTLY IN AN INDEX. INDICES ARE USED FOR COMPARATIVE MODELLING PURPOSES ONLY. THE TIMING OF TRANSACTIONS RELATING TO AN ASSET OR MASTERWORKS PORTFOLIO, ADVISORY, AND TRANSACTION FEES, AND OTHER MANAGEMENT ACTIVITIES CAN CREATE SIGNIFICANT DIFFERENCES BETWEEN THE PERFORMANCE OF AN INDEX AND AN INVESTMENT SEEKING SIMILAR OR SUPERIOR RELATIVE PERFORMANCE RESULTS 8#9Outperformance and Low Correlation Attractive long-term performance with low correlation relative to traditional asset classes 25-Year Annualized Performance Contemporary Art Market (1) vs. Selected Asset Classes: 1995-2020 YTD(2) Contemporary Art S&P 500 Total Return Global Equities Gold 1. 2. US Housing 0.0% 4.1% 5.0% 7.0% 6.5% 8.9% 10.0% THE DATA INCLUDED HEREIN REFLECTS CHARACTERISTICS OF THE MARKET FOR PHYSICAL ARTWORK AND NOT FOR INVESTMENT SECURITIES 25-Year Annualized Return 13.6% 15.0% 25-Year Correlation Factor Contemporary Art Market (¹) vs. Selected Asset Classes: 1995-2020 YTD(2) -0.5 (0.07) 0.0 0.01 0.05 25-Year Correlation with Contemporary Art Sources: Internal Masterworks analysis. FRED (St. Louis Federal Reserve). MSCI Database. Yahoo Finance. Notes: There are significant differences between the asset classes presented. For additional information, see Important Disclosures. Repeat-Sale Pair Index of Post-War and Contemporary Art (as defined by the applicable auction house) using Standard & Poor's CoreLogic Case-Shiller Home Price Indices Methodology. Index performance measured through July 2020. Art market data updated as of July 30, 2020. 0.39 0.5 Low Correlation Added Diversification Lower Portfolio Volatility INDICES ARE UNMANAGED. AN INVESTOR CANNOT INVEST DIRECTLY IN AN INDEX. INDICES ARE USED FOR COMPARATIVE MODELLING PURPOSES ONLY. THE TIMING OF TRANSACTIONS RELATING TO AN ASSET OR MASTERWORKS PORTFOLIO, ADVISORY, AND TRANSACTION FEES, AND OTHER MANAGEMENT ACTIVITIES CAN CREATE SIGNIFICANT DIFFERENCES BETWEEN THE PERFORMANCE OF AN INDEX AND AN INVESTMENT SEEKING SIMILAR OR SUPERIOR RELATIVE PERFORMANCE RESULTS 9#10Contemporary Art's Low Loss Frequency Over the past 25 years, Contemporary Art has experienced losses only 4% of the time measured over 3-year investment horizons Loss Frequency Observed Over 3-Year Investment Horizons Contemporary Art Market (1) vs. Selected Asset Classes: 1995-2020 YTD (2) Contemporary Art US Housing S&P 500 Total Return Global Equities 1. 2. Gold 0% 4% 10% 20% 20% 24% 24% 30% % of Periods with a Loss 40% 40% THE DATA INCLUDED HEREIN REFLECTS CHARACTERISTICS OF THE MARKET FOR PHYSICAL ARTWORK AND NOT FOR INVESTMENT SECURITIES Maximum Annualized Loss Observed Over 3-Year Investment Horizons Contemporary Art Market (1) vs. Selected Asset Classes: 1995-2020 YTD (2) 50% (14.5%) (16.4%) (13.8%) (13.3%) (7.2%) Maximum Loss Sources: Internal Masterworks analysis. FRED (St. Louis Federal Reserve). MSCI Database. Yahoo Finance. Notes: There are significant differences between the asset classes presented. For additional information, see Important Disclosures. Repeat-Sale Pair Index of Post-War and Contemporary Art (as defined by the applicable auction house) using Standard & Poor's CoreLogic Case-Shiller Home Price Indices Methodology. Index performance measured through July 2020. Art market data updated as of July 30, 2020. (6.7%) (0.5%) INDICES ARE UNMANAGED. AN INVESTOR CANNOT INVEST DIRECTLY IN AN INDEX. INDICES ARE USED FOR COMPARATIVE MODELLING PURPOSES ONLY. THE TIMING OF TRANSACTIONS RELATING TO AN ASSET OR MASTERWORKS PORTFOLIO, ADVISORY, AND TRANSACTION FEES, AND OTHER MANAGEMENT ACTIVITIES CAN CREATE SIGNIFICANT DIFFERENCES BETWEEN THE PERFORMANCE OF AN INDEX AND AN INVESTMENT SEEKING SIMILAR OR SUPERIOR RELATIVE PERFORMANCE RESULTS 10 0.0%#11Index (1995= 1) Art as the Alternative Real Asset Contemporary Art has benefited from low real interest rate environments, yet outperforms other tangible assets, including gold and US real estate over multi-year investment horizons, and is well positioned for a "lower for longer" rate environment Contemporary Art vs. Selected Real Assets Contemporary Art Market (1) vs. Gold and US Housing: 1995-2020 YTD (2) 25.00 20.00 15.00 10.00 5.00 0.00 1995 2000 2005 - Post-War & Contemporary Art MASTERWORKS 2010 2015 Gold -US Housing 2020 Contemporary Art vs. Real Interest Rates Contemporary Art Market (1) vs. Treasury Inflation-Indexed Long-Term Average Yield: 2000-2020 YTD (²) Contemporary Art Index (2000 = 1) 10.00 8.00 6.00 4.00 2.00 2000 2005 2010 -Post-War & Contemporary Art Sources: Internal Masterworks analysis. FRED (St. Louis Federal Reserve). Notes: There are significant differences between the asset classes presented. For additional information, see Important Disclosures. 1. Repeat-Sale Pair Index of Post-War and Contemporary Art (as defined by the applicable auction house) using Standard & Poor's CoreLogic Case-Shiller Home Price Indices Methodology. Index performance measured through July 2020. Art market data updated as of July 30, 2020. 2. 2015 Real Interest Rates 8.00 6.00 4.00 2020 2.00 (2.00) (4.00) 11 Real Interest Rates (%)#12Resilient Art Market Performance in 2020 2020 has driven profound shifts in market activity, yet new entrants and sales formats have sustained activity and bolstered prices 1 2 3 4 Delayed Auction Calendar Online Sales Boom New Buyers Flock Resilient Price Levels Delayed 1H auctions lowered overall sales, but resumed with strong summer/fall sales Gap left by art fairs and retail galleries filled by online sales and sustained private sales activity Surging activity from newcomers under age 40 across collecting categories Despite lower overall volumes, art pricing, especially at the high-end, has increased in 2020 $2.5 billion Total Auction Sales in 1H 2020 (Art Tactic) 4.7x Increase in Online Sales at Christie's, Sotheby's and Phillips in 1H 2020 vs. 1H 2019 (Artnet) 40% New Buyers at Online Auctions in 2020 (Credit Suisse) 6.7% Increase in Contemporary Art Index in 2020 YTD (1) (Masterworks) Source: Internal Masterworks analysis. Art Tactic. ArtNet. Credit Suisse. Index data updated as of July 30th, 2020. Notes: There are significant differences between the asset classes presented. For additional information, see Important Disclosures. 1. Repeat-Sale Pair Index of Post-War and Contemporary Art (as defined by the applicable auction house) using Standard & Poor's CoreLogic Case-Shiller Home Price Indices Methodology. INDICES ARE UNMANAGED. AN INVESTOR CANNOT INVEST DIRECTLY IN AN INDEX. INDICES ARE USED FOR COMPARATIVE MODELLING PURPOSES ONLY. THE TIMING OF TRANSACTIONS RELATING TO AN ASSET OR MASTERWORKS PORTFOLIO, ADVISORY, AND TRANSACTION FEES, AND OTHER MANAGEMENT ACTIVITIES CAN CREATE SIGNIFICANT DIFFERENCES BETWEEN THE PERFORMANCE OF AN INDEX AND AN INVESTMENT SEEKING SIMILAR OR SUPERIOR RELATIVE PERFORMANCE RESULTS 12#13Important Disclosure Information The investment opportunities described in this document are speculative, involve a significant degree of risk, and are not suitable for all investors. 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