The Valsuani foundry, known for rolling out bronze editions of Edgar Degas sculptures despite the artist’s well-documented distaste for the metal, has been ordered closed by a French court.  “Although the Valsuani foundry is unfortunately closing,” says representing lawyer Eric Buikema, “my client, the Degas Sculpture Project, remains viable and active in placing the Degas bronzes with appropriate collectors and in organizing museum exhibitions.”

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