There’s an age-old debate in the art world about whether one should buy a work of art with intentions to make a profit—or to hang or display in one’s home. That same argument moves in circles in the wine-collecting community. You are the driver of this horse and only you get to decide the course of your buying. “I’ve been selling art for over fifteen years, and there are two types of art buyers: those who buy with their eyes, and those who buy with their ears,” says Robert Be

There’s an age-old debate in the art world about whether one should buy a work of art with intentions to make a profit—or to hang or display in one’s home. That same argument moves in circles in the wine-collecting community. You are the driver of this horse and only you get to decide the course of your buying. “I’ve been selling art for over fifteen years, and there are two types of art buyers: those who buy with their eyes, and those who buy with their ears,” says Robert Be