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Jack Tilton Dragged Into Zwirner vs. Collector Dispute

April 21st, 2010 in Art Law / Litigation
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Via The Art Newspaper:

The ongoing case between the Miami art collector, Craig Robins, and the New York dealer, David Zwirner, over an alleged breach of confidentiality has brought a third dealer into the fray. Jack Tilton, who represented the South African artist Marlene Dumas until 2008, was subpoenaed to appear in court yesterday[.]

 

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