Representing artists, collectors, and dealers, 1985
By: Ralph E. Lerner, chairman
Contributors: Practising Law Institute
Series: Patents, copyrights, trademarks and literary property course handbook series -- no. 204; Patent, copyright, trademark, and literary property course handbook series -- no. 204
Publisher: Practising Law Institute
Published: 1985
Place of publication: New York, N.Y.]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 1032
Subjects: Artists; Legal status, laws; Taxation; Law and legislation; Law and art; Art dealers; Estate planning
Notes: "G4-3768."

"Prepared for distribution at the Representing Artists, Collectors, and Dealers 1985 Program, June 6-7, 1985, New York City"--P. 5.

Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Charitable and noncharitable transfers by collectors, intervivos and testamentary; title: Art appraisals and valuation for tax purposes, new IRS regulations and Rev. Procedure 66-49 and other guidelines; title: Copyright problems of artists, collectors, and dealers; title: Artists and dealers, business planning for the artist; title: Problems of estate administratin, conflicts of interest and Rothko; drafting for intangibles; new IRS valuation penalty regulations; title: New York State multiprint legislation, other state statutes affecting artists, collectors, and dealers; title: Maintaining possession of the collection, investment or hobby; title: Insurance problems of artists, collectors, and dealers; title: New IRS regulations and documenting art appraisals for federal tax purposes; title: Post-mortem tax planning for the artist; title: Appraisers and appraisals in the fine arts, how an appraisal valuates a painting; title: Problems of museums and their impact on artists, collectors, and dealers; title: How an auction works, advantages of sale at auction; title: How a dealer works, advantages of sale by dealers.