Art court dispute

Court denies museums’ summary judgment motion in Picasso title dispute

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Court denies museums’ summary judgment motion in Picasso title dispute
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The federal court explained why it allowed Julius Schoeps’s ownership dispute over two Picasso paintings, including Boy Leading a Horse, to proceed at that stage. Image of Boy Leading a Horse: Museum of Modern Art.

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Art court dispute

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Rembrandt, Self-Portrait (1630), Nationalmuseum, Stockholm

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