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Edited by Ronald D. Spencer

CONTENTS
Vol. 3, No. 2, Fall 2012

Ronald D. Spencer		Editor’s Note
Michael Findlay		The Value of Art: Money, Power, Beauty November 2012
Judith Wallace		Stemming the Tide of Federal Litigation Against Art Experts and Authentication Boards for Opinions About the Authenticity of Art November 2012
Jeffrey L. Loop		Street Photography Runs Into New York Laws on the Right to Privacy: When Is a Photograph of a Person "Art" Protected by the First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution? November 2012

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CONTENTS
Vol. 3, No. 1, Spring 2012

Ronald D. Spencer		Editor’s Note
William G. Pearlstein		Buying and Selling Antiquities in Today’s Market June 2012
Judith Wallace		New York’s Distinctive Rule Regarding Recovery of Misappropriated Art After the Court of Appeals’ Decision in Mirvish v. Mott June 2012
Ronald D. Spencer		Collector-Established Foundations: When the Kids Are Not Very Interested in Your Art Collection June 2012

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CONTENTS
Vol. 2, No. 3, Winter 2012

Ronald D. Spencer		Editor’s Note
Judith Wallace		If the Expiration of the Statue of Limitations Bars You from Recovering Your Art from the Current Holder, when the Current Holder Sells Can You, Nevertheless, Recover Your Art from the Buyer? And, Anyway, when Did the Statute of Limitations Begin to Run against You? January 2012

Edited by Ronald D. Spencer

CONTENTS
Vol. 2, No. 2, Fall 2011

Ronald D. Spencer		Editor’s Note
Ronald D. Spencer		Opinions about the Authenticity of Art November 2011
Tamara Mann		The Brouhaha: When the Bird Became Art and Art Became Anything December 2011

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CONTENTS
Vol. 2, No. 1, Spring 2011

Ronald D. Spencer		Editor’s Note
Aaron R. Cahn		A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Gallery: A Bankruptcy Fable (Or Not) July 2011
Amy J. Goldrich		Is a Right of First Refusal an Offer You Can't Refuse? If it's in Writing, Most Probably September 2011

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CONTENTS
Vol. 1, No. 3, Winter 2010

Ronald D. Spencer		Editor’s Note
Elizabeth C. Black		Entrustment, The Hidden Title Risk of Leaving Your Artwork in the Care or Possession of Others -- Will Your Fine Art Insurance Cover Your Loss? Probably Not December 2010
Ronald D. Spencer		Trouble Valuing Donated Art for Tax Purposes December 2010
Ronald D. Spencer		Buyers’ Rescission Rights for High Value Art Purchases - Spreading the Risk December 2010

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CONTENTS
Vol. 1, No. 2, Fall 2010

Ronald D. Spencer		Editor’s Note
Elizabeth Kessenides		Fakes, Mistakes and Income Tax Deductions September/October 2010
Gary D. Sesser and Kenneth S. Levine		Art Buyers’ Due Diligence. Do You Own It Free and Clear? November/December 2010

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CONTENTS
Vol. 1, No. 1, Spring 2010

Ronald D. Spencer		Editor’s Note
Judith Wallace		Your Art Sold at Christie’s or Sotheby’s Auction. Can the Auctioneer Undo Your Sale Years Later? Probably, Yes April 2010
Kenneth S. Levine		Insured v. Insurer: When Stolen Art Is Recovered, Who Owns It? May 2010
Ronald D. Spencer		When Experts and Art Scholars Change Their Minds June 2010
Arabella Yip		Stolen Art: Who Owns It Often Depends on Whose Law Applies July 2010


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