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Art Loans
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Nonprofit Law Prof Blog
Barnes Foundation Back in Court
Last week, the Philadelphia Inquirer and New York Times (and then the Philadelphia Inquirer again) reported on the decision by a Pennsylvania court to permit the Barnes Foundation to make…
Art Law Perspectives
Leonardo’s Fragile Vitruvian Man Will Travel to The Louvre After All and Other Art Headlines
By Jana Farmer
BREAKING: Italian Appellate Court Allows Loan of Leonardo’s Fragile Vitruvian Man Sketch to Louvre In early October, in a potential blow to the Louvre’s October 24, 2019, opening of its…
Art Law Blog
Museum Loans – Part Two
Last post discussed the legal issues surrounding museum loan agreements. This post continues the discussion of museum loans with a look at loans coming into the U.S. from abroad. When…
Art Law Blog
Lend Us Your Ears: Museums Implore Senate
By Kathryn Hines and Manuel Gomez This year, visitors to the Metropolitan Museum of Art were able to view Rembrandt’s Portrait of the Artist (ca. 1665), on loan from the…
Business and Commercial
$40 Million Art Loan Made to Hedge Fund Manager
According to this article, former hedge-find manager, Michael Steinhardt, is pledging 20 paintings and drawings from his $200 million art collection as collateral for a loan estimated at $40-50 million…