Art court dispute

New York appeals court upholds Diana Al-Hadid’s ownership ruling on a bronze sculpture

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New York appeals court upholds Diana Al-Hadid’s ownership ruling on a bronze sculpture
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A New York state appeals court unanimously upheld a finding that the agreement between the artist and Marianne Boesky’s gallery was a consignment and conveyed no ownership interest in an unsold bronze. The gallery had financed fabrication and claimed a partial ownership interest. File photo shows Diana Al-Hadid, Amanda Edwards via Artnet.

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