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Art In The Age Of Contractual Negotiation, Christopher G. Bradley, Brian L. Frye
Art In The Age Of Contractual Negotiation, Christopher G. Bradley, Brian L. Frye
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This paper explores the function and purpose of the Artist’s Contrast as a legal document—but not from the perspective of legal enforceability, which is how legal effectiveness is traditionally measured. Rather this paper tells the story of a document that relies upon hallmarks of law (legal language, formality, specificity, and so on) in order to express and attempt to consolidate particular views on artists, artworks, the collectors to whom they sell, and the markets in which they sell. This powerful connection inevitably continues past the moment of sale, and the Artist’s Contract can be read as an attempt to rearrange …
Art In The Age Of Contractual Negotiation, Christopher G. Bradley, Brian L. Frye
Art In The Age Of Contractual Negotiation, Christopher G. Bradley, Brian L. Frye
Kentucky Law Journal
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