Dealer Timothy Sammons, a former director at Sotheby’s, is facing extradition to the United States to face trial for fourteen charges of grand larceny, the Times of London reports.  Sammons is accused of stealing over $10 million from the sale of works by Pablo Picasso, Henry Moore and Marc Chagall, among others.  

Read more at The Times

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