The ongoing conflict between Dmitriy Rybolovlev and Yves Bouvier takes a new twist this week, as Rybolovlev prepares to return a pair of Picassos he purchased from the dealer in 2013, but which have since been disputed at the property of Catherine Hutin-Blay, the artist’s step-daughter. Hutin-Bly had been storing the works in one of Bouvier’s warehouses, a move critiqued by Larry Gagosian. “I’d consider it a terrible conflict of interest and would never keep art long term in the warehouse of a dealer,” he says.
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