Widely acknowledged as the cornerstone reference for visual art professionals and their attorneys since it was first published in 1989, Art Law provides unsurpassed legal, business, financial, tax, and estate planning information and guidance for this major sector of the creative arts. Written by two of America s foremost art law authorities, the new fourth edition of Art Law enables you to Draft effective agreements clearly defining the rights and obligations of the parties involved, whether they re artists, dealers, ...
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Widely acknowledged as the cornerstone reference for visual art professionals and their attorneys since it was first published in 1989, Art Law provides unsurpassed legal, business, financial, tax, and estate planning information and guidance for this major sector of the creative arts. Written by two of America s foremost art law authorities, the new fourth edition of Art Law enables you to Draft effective agreements clearly defining the rights and obligations of the parties involved, whether they re artists, dealers, collectors, investors, appraisers, museums, or auction houses Create tax-advantaged strategies for collectors and artists with the help of detailed coverage of complete and partial inter vivos charitable transfers, noncharitable transfers, deductions of expenses when selling collections, outright bequests of artwork, and income tax deductions for expenses when creating art Minimize the legal exposure of clients by helping collectors avoid valuation errors, dealers avoid conflicts of interest, artists avoid copyright infringement, and auction houses avoid antitrust violations and other illegal practices. Just published, the new fourth edition has been completely updated to reflect the most recent legal developments and business trends and includes new material on such areas as Holocaust-looted art, stolen art claims by sovereign entities, and the liability of sellers and current owners in such cases. Art Law includes a host of step-by-step, field-tested checklists and a vast storehouse of adaptable model agreements involving collectors and dealers, owners and dealers, and dealers and dealers, as well as forms for appraisals, fine art licenses, property exchanges, tax-free exchanges, loans and promised gifts from artists estates, dealings with auctionhouses, private and public commissions, and museum donations. Distilling an immense body of law into two practical, transaction-oriented volumes, the new fourth edition of Art Law is required reading for anyone who buys, sells, collects, appraises, authenticates, exhibits, restores, invests, or advises in the visual art world.
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Very good in Very good jacket. Volumes one and two. Jackets of both volumes are lightly rubbed and worn along edges. Cover corners and edges of spines are lightly worn. Spines of both volumes are shaken, but binding is secure. Inside of both volumes are clean and unmarked.
