The Financial Times traces the recent push by auction houses and other arts businesses towards consulting for artist’s estates, as a group of baby boomer artists get older.  “We’re witnessing the first wave of baby-boomer artists that are beyond retirement age and have not prepared for their artistic legacy or the financial wellbeing of their beneficiaries,†says Allan Schwartzman, chairman of Sotheby’s Fine Art Division.
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