Art court dispute

Artist Susanna Blunt sues dealer over missing and damaged works

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Artist Susanna Blunt sues dealer over missing and damaged works
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Artist Susanna Blunt filed a civil claim against dealer Benjamin Lumb in British Columbia. She alleged that a sculpture was stolen during a 2021 group exhibition and that other works were damaged at a separate exhibition in 2022. The image shows Blunt’s missing sculpture The Storm.

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Art court dispute

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

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