Art court dispute

Inigo Philbrick sentenced to seven years in art-finance fraud

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Federal prosecutors announced an eighty-four-month sentence in a fraud involving more than $86 million. The case concerned false ownership and financing representations involving artworks by Basquiat, Wool and Stingel, not forged paintings.

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