A piece in the Art Market Monitor analyzes Richard Prince’s recent disavowal of his Ivanka Trump portrait, noting the legal disputes and problems the action raises.  “The repercussions to the market if artists had the right to impugn the authenticity of their works after the fact would turn the art economy topsy-turvy, destabilizing what many already judge to be a thinly traded, tenuous ecosystem to begin with,” according to Kenny Schacter.  

Read more at Art Market Monitor

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