Court Orders Sotheby's to Reveal Consignor, Buyer of Tiepolo Painting
A New York court has ordered Sotheby’s to publicly name the consignor and buyer of a Tiepolo painting suspected of having been looted by Nazis.
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A New York court has ordered Sotheby’s to publicly name the consignor and buyer of a Tiepolo painting suspected of having been looted by Nazis.
A judge in New York has opened a crevice in the traditional secrecy of the art market with a ruling that directed Sothebys to reveal who consign
Sotheby's sold a Tiepolo canvas that, the heirs of Jewish dealer Otto Fröhlich say in a lawsuit, was he sold under duress. Sotheby's pleads human error.
The descendants of a Jewish gallery owner who left behind a Giovanni Battista Tiepolo have accused Sotheby’s of providing a misleading provenance.
In 2019, Sothebys sold a work by Giovanni Battista Tiepolo, the master painter, that was left behind in Austria when a Jewish gallery owner fled