Insurance company Lloyd’s of London is in court to recoup $660,000 paid out relating to a 2009 incident where a Manhattan art shipping company delivered Mark Rothko’s “Untitled 1948” to Christopher Rothko’s townhouse and allegedly dropped it, tearing a hole in the work.

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