Bid & Hammer BLOG: July 2016

16 July 2016

Artist Foundations Sued for Fake Claims

Counterfeits in Indian art and the recourse Bid & Hammer have taken to curb the menace.

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Source: India Legal - 31 July 2016 Issue

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Labels: K K Hebbar, K S Radhakrishnan, M F Husain, Prof Rajiv Lochan, Prof Ratan Parimoo, Rajani Prasanna, Ramkinkar Baij, Rekha Rao, S H Raza

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