As potential regulation of the art market gathers in the United States, the increasing relevance of the Responsible Art Market Initiative is ever clearer. And while we will miss gathering in Geneva for the first time in several years, RAM is undeterred. Join us on Friday January 29, 2021 for a virtual edition of the annual RAM event, this year entitled “Innovation and change in a Responsible Art Market.” The program follows below (including a virtual networking opportunity), and registration by 27 January 2021 can be accomplished using the following link: www.responsibleartmarket.org/event-registration.
See you then. Until next year, this will have to suffice for ein Stückchen der Schweiz from last February:
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Topics:
Anne Laure Bandle,
Reibpartie,
Pierre-Auguste Renoir,
Art Law Foundation,
New York University,
TEFAF,
Geneva,
Sandrine Giroud,
Lalive,
Albert Martin Wolffson,
Eugene Driker,
Sullivan & Worcester LLP,
Henry Zacharias,
Copyright,
EPA Victory,
Sullivan and Worcester LLP,
Bonhams,
Nicholas M. O'Donnell,
Elmyr de Hory,
Mathilde Heaton,
RAM,
Responsible Art Market initiative,
Phillips,
Stephenson Harwood,
Jonathan Petropoulos,
Nanne Dekking,
Artory,
National Defense Authorization Act,
Nicolas Galley,
Borel & Barbey,
Valentina Volshkova,
Masterworks,
Tom Christopherson,
Melanie Damani,
Pace Gallery,
University of Zurich,
Masha Golovina,
Hottinger Group,
Freya Simms,
LAPADA,
The Association of Art and Antiques Dealers,
Audry Li,
Zhong Lun Law Firm,
Shanghai
Sophisticated Analysis of Adolph von Menzel Drawing Distinguishes Itself from Recent Revisionism Elsewhere
As the original term of the Gurlitt Task Force (Taskforce Schwabinger Kunstfund) winds down, the panel has issued a report on a work that it deems appropriate for restitution: Interior of a Gothic Church (Inneres einer gottischen Kirche) by Adolph von Menzel (pencil drawing, signed/dated 1874). The drawing has been called Church in Hofgastein in some English language articles.
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Topics:
Interior of a Gothic Church,
Hildebrand Gurlitt,
Cornelius Gurlitt,
Nazi Germany,
Inneres einer gottischen Kirche,
Dresden,
Gurlitt Task Force,
Adolph von Menzel,
Nazi-looted art,
Gurlitt Collection,
Ernst Julius Wolffson,
Washington Principles on Nazi-Looted Art,
Advisory Commission,
Munich,
Albert Martin Wolffson,
Salzburg,
Restitution,
Catrin Lorch,
Bavaria,
World War II,
Switzerland,
Süddeutsche Zeitung,
Austria,
Kunstmuseum Bern,
Federal Republic of Germany,
Raubkunst,
Taskforce Schwabinger Kunstfund,
Elsa Helene Cohen,
Limbach Commission,
Jörg Häntzschel
