What was the feel-good, ersatz Antiques-Roadshow story of the summer may soon be one of the most prominent art law issues in the country. A painting by Pierre-Auguste Renoir entitled “Paysage Bords de Seine” that was purchased at a flea market in 2010 for $7 and authenticated this year as genuine may turn out to… Continue Reading
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- Combining the Nazi Theft Exception in Senate Bill 2212 with Immunity from Seizure: Good Policy or Inconsistent Law?
- 5th Annual Art Litigation and Dispute Resolution Practice Institute November 16, 2012
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- Does Jenack Decision Really Require Disclosure of Seller’s Name? Yes, if the Buyer Won’t Pay
- Hans Sachs Collection Epilogue: Posters to Go on Sale in New York at Guernsey’s
- Restitution Case Against Czech Republic and Museums Dismissed
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- Auction Consignors’ Names Must be Disclosed in New York: an Art Twist on a Very Old Law
- Restitution and Repatriation at DePaul University on Monday, October 29, 2012
- Copyright Office is Seeking Comment on Resale Royalty Legislation
- New Perspective on Senate Bill 2212
- “Nite Moves” Loses in the Court of Appeals—Lap Dancing is Not Art in New York
- Second Circuit Rules Schiele Drawing Not Stolen by Nazis
- “Flea Market Renoir” May Have Been Stolen Decades Ago, Confusion Abounds
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- “Restitution and Repatriation, the Return of Cultural Objects” at DePaul University Next Month
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- Court Denies Request to Amend Complaint Seeking Forfeiture of Mask of Ka-Nefer-Nefer
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