Leticia Hoffman

With over a decade of experience in the art world, Leticia uses her extensive expertise to assist private and corporate clients with the management, building and development of their art and tangible asset collections.

Leticia joined The Fine Art Group in 2014, and was appointed Vice President, Australia for The Fine Art Group in 2022. With expertise from pre-1900 to present day and a strong focus on Modern, Post-War and Contemporary Art. Leticia provides expert guidance, sourcing and due diligence on acquisitions. Leticia works closely with clients to provide high level exit strategy and guidance on agency projects and auction consignments, tightly managing large volume groups and single owner sales. In 2019, Leticia led for The Fine Art Group on Maharajas & Mughal Magnificence, a world record single owner sale of Indian art and Mughal objects that achieved $109 million.

Alongside art Leticia also assists with jewellery acquisitions and sales, having handled some of the world’s finest gemstones and jewels including a variety of diamonds, coloured stones, and jewellery from the leading design houses. Notably, Leticia aided with the sale of the Cartier ‘Sky Blue Diamond’ for $18 million.With over a decade of experience in the art world, Leticia uses her extensive expertise to assist private and corporate clients with the management, building and development of their art and tangible asset collections. Leticia joined The Fine Art Group in 2014, and was appointed Vice President, Australia for The Fine Art Group in 2022. With expertise from pre-1900 to present day and a strong focus on Modern, Post-War and Contemporary Art. Leticia provides expert guidance, sourcing and due diligence on acquisitions. Leticia works closely with clients to provide high level exit strategy and guidance on agency projects and auction consignments, tightly managing large volume groups and single owner sales. In 2019, Leticia led for The Fine Art Group on Maharajas & Mughal Magnificence, a world record single owner sale of Indian art and Mughal objects that achieved $109 million.Alongside art Leticia also assists with jewellery acquisitions and sales, having handled some of the world’s finest gemstones and jewels including a variety of diamonds, coloured stones, and jewellery from the leading design houses. Notably, Leticia aided with the sale of the Cartier ‘Sky Blue Diamond’ for $18 million.