WYWH: “Arte Liberata” – An Exhibition to Investigate the Italian Struggle to Protect the Country’s Cultural Heritage during World War II *
By Livia Solaro [caption id="attachment_57509" align="alignnone" width="2000"] Frans Floris' "The Sin of Adam and Eve" (beginning of the XVII century). On the right, a photo...
Artist Feature Series: In Conversation with Miriam “Molly” Dougenis
Miriam “Molly” Dougenis is an award-winning figurative artist who has been working in watercolor since the early part of her art career. Molly’s artwork has...
Copyright Protection in Short-Lived Artworks: A Study on “Fixation” in Contemporary Floral Exhibitions
By Atreya Mathur Flowers have an impact on human happiness.[1] They tend to make things a little prettier or can even change the atmosphere to...
Art Law in The Supreme Court
By Talia Berniker and Sabrina Soffer. Few art law cases have made their way to the United States Supreme Court. Those that did get accepted...
Beauty Wrapped in Bureaucracy: An Art Law Tribute to Christo and Jeanne-Claude
By Christopher Zheng. “When they ask us how we can have so much patience, I always answer, it’s not a matter of patience, it’s a...
“The Three Graces” go online
From the 16th Century to the Internet Age "The Three Graces", painted in 1531 by Lucas Cranach the Elder, was deemed a Trésor National of...
FINGERPAINTING DA VINCI — AMAZING!
CNN reported "A smudged fingerprint has convinced art experts that a painting thought to have dated back to the early 19th century is the...