Art Law in a Nutshell

by Leonard D. DuBoff

Duboff's Art Law in a Nutshell overviews art as an investment, from copyrights to trademarks, and examines issues involving museums and collecting. Subjects covered include the customs definition, international art movement, and the victim of war. Explores auctions; authentication; insurance; and tax problems for collectors, dealers, and artists. Also addresses the working artist, aid to the arts, moral and economic rights, and freedom of expression.

Genres: Art

362 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1983

Reviews

[Allison]

Useful overview of art law, but its is very straight forward. If this is your first look into art law, it may seem overwhelming. I think this book is best as a reference or used as supplemental material.

[Brigham]

Good summary of relevant law in the area. A very easy read.

[Betsy]

Clear and thorough.