Our strength is in the quality of our relationships.

 Many years of working in the visual arts have taught us how
to handle the rigors of cataloguing cultural objects,
how to manage the special needs of our clients,
and how to maximize the end-user's experience.

We would probably not have been able to produce this catalogue at all without their help. They have a clear understanding of what information will be of interest to scholars and general readers and have a sensitivity toward Cézanne’s work and existing scholarship which has greatly impressed me.

David Nash, Mitchell, Inness & Nash
Paul Cézanne Catalogue Raisonné

We employ the best principles of cataloguing while avoiding
unnecessarily rigid rules. This frees you to do what you do best—
make informed judgments about the information you create
and decide how you want to present it to your users.

The panOpticon staff combines superior programming knowledge and an ability to create web page designs that are attractive and user-friendly with a profound understanding of what a catalogue raisonné is and how it should function for a wide range of audiences.

Pamela Ivinski, Research Director
Mary Cassatt Catalogue Raisonné

Don’t let the limitations of your current system drive your decisions.
There may be short-term solutions to your problems, but
they'll only make migrating and sharing data more difficult with time.

[They have] a global understanding of compilation, editing, sorting, and cross-referencing requirements which made it very easy to discuss our particular needs. Aside from the obvious complexities that are inherent in developing a new program (as well as the integration of old database files), [they have] created a visually organized and intuitive database that we expect to use for many years to come.

Elizabeth Oustinoff, Adelson Galleries
John Singer Sargent Catalogue Raisonné

Think towards the future.