The Art Law Blog
Saturday, July 04, 2009
"In the US, the practice of 'deaccessioning' is more prevalent and even major institutions buy and sell robustly"
Robustly
.
But
remember
: "once an object falls under the aegis of a museum, it is held in the public trust
,
to be accessible to present and future generations."
posted by Donn Zaretsky at
2:30 PM
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