Concerns over shipping and insurance have delayed the opening of a Titian exhibition in Prague, the Art Newspaper reports, following concerns that the exhibition space at Prague Castle’s Imperial Stables were unsafe for the works. “We decided to postpone the opening as we were not sure the Castle would be ready,” says organizer Monika Burian Jourdan, the president of Art for the Public. “From our side, we had everything set, including all export and shipping permits, and the paperwork from the Italian Minister of Culture.”
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