• Untitled by Michael Goldberg, 1986 Oil and pastel on paper 29.25 x 27.75 inches Untitled by Michael Goldberg, 1986 Oil and pastel on paper 29.25 x 27.75 inches
  • Spannocchia – NY XV by Michael Goldberg, 1986 Oil on canvas 79 x 79 inches Spannocchia – NY XV by Michael Goldberg, 1986 Oil on canvas 79 x 79 inches
  • Spannocchia – NY IV, 1986 Oil on canvas 86.5 x 85.5 inches Spannocchia – NY IV by Michael Goldberg , 1986 Oil on canvas 86.5 x 85.5 inches
  • Untitled by Michael Goldberg, 1951-2 Oil on canvas 57 x 50.25 inches Untitled by Michael Goldberg, 1951-2 Oil on canvas 57 x 50.25 inches

Collection of University Art Museum, CSULB. Gift of the Gordon F. Hampton Foundation, through Wesley G. Hampton, Roger K. Hampton, and Katharine H. Shenk

Authentication and the Art Market: What Appraisers and Collectors Should Know

Posted on July 11, 2012 by Sheppard Mullin
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The LA Chapter of ASA is proud to host this special event featuring: Debra Burchett-Lere, Acting President and Director of The Sam Francis Foundation and Christine Steiner, Art Attorney at Sheppard Mullin Richter & Hampton LLP.

A number of panels, organized by IFAR (International Foundation for Art Research), Christie’s, and the Catalogue Raisonné Scholars Association, have been held in recent months pertaining to the issues involving artists’ foundations, authentication, the legal environment, lawsuits, artists’ catalogues raisonnés, and the impact on the art market. The distinguished speakers, from both the art and legal worlds, will continue the dialogue.

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