The challenges of insuring the world's greatest art exhibitions
Major art exhibitions that feature some of the world’s most treasured masterpieces create a unique space for curators and scholars to further their research and provides the opportunity for museumgoers to see these great works for the first time. What visitors don’t see is the complex logistical operation that goes on behind the scenes. Robert H. Pittinger, shines a light on the art world’s most challenging risks
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