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The Pierre Soulages painting lawsuit centers on a disputed ownership claim following Christie’s multimillion-dollar auction of a 1958 abstract work.
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A major gift and new purchases are transforming the Baltimore Museum of Art collection with works spanning contemporary and historical art.
Douriean Fletcher Exhibition at Walters Art Museum Brings Afrofuturist Jewelry Into Focus
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Jeff Koons Copyright Lawsuit Dismissed by Federal Appeals Court
The Jeff Koons copyright lawsuit has been dismissed again after an appeals court ruled the copyright claims were brought too late.
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