Fold Laboratories Art Catalogue MCP Server

Full detail for one artwork: attribution, medium, dimensions, edition structure, provenance, seller, and every individual impression that can be bought with its own price and availability. A numbered edition has one entry per impression — including artist proofs (AP), printer proofs (PP), and the bon à tirer (BAT), which are separate objects from the numbered run and usually priced differently. Attributes are as stated by the seller, and a null means unspecified rather than estimated. Also returns TEMPORARY image URLs — show them to the buyer, but honour `expires_at` and re-fetch rather than caching or redistributing them. Use this before presenting a work to a buyer, and quote the `impression` label exactly as given.

Search original artworks by natural-language description of what the buyer wants — subject, mood, palette, texture, period, scale. Matches on MEANING rather than keywords, so "a moody blue seascape" finds work no keyword search would. IMPORTANT: the query text is matched on meaning ONLY. A budget written into it — "under 20k" — is NOT applied; pass min_price_usd and max_price_usd instead, or you will get results outside the buyer’s range and not know it. The same is true of provenance strength (trust_tier). Returns only works that are purchasable now; include_sold adds works that have sold. Works taken off sale are never returned. Attributes such as medium and year are as stated by the seller; a null means the seller did not specify it. IMPORTANT: check the `completeness` field before telling a buyer this is everything available — "partial" means more may exist beyond what was scanned.

Re-check whether specific impressions are still purchasable, immediately before presenting them to a buyer or attempting a purchase. Each work here is unique or from a small edition, so an impression can sell between search and checkout. ALWAYS call this before offering a specific impression — offering a sold original is worse than offering nothing.