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Focus (Forum & Focus)

Feb. 7, 2009

FocusThe War of Art

Selling off a piece of artwork can land museums and nonprofits in a legal storm without the proper due diligence, write Eva Neuberg. - Focus Column

FOCUS COLUMN

By Keith Jacoby

By Eva Neuberg

Museum collections have long tantalized would-be buyers and dealers of fine art. With most museums displaying a third or less of their collections at any given time - before it moved into its new building in 2004, the Museum of Modern Art was able to display only 10 percent of its magnificent collection - there's a lot of beautiful and valuable art that's not often seen by private collectors or the ...

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