The article makes uncomfortable reading for the members of the Christie's Ancient Art team in both New York and London. It suggests that their due diligence process is not identifying controversial material.
Will this research by Tsirogiannis encourage Christie's to tighten up their processes?
This appears to be the first in a series of articles by Tsirogiannis.
2 comments:
maybe christies should offer mr,tsirogiannis a job as a reseacher to do their due diligence for them.surely that would be the best move for their antiquities department.also mr tsirogiannis would have the opportunity to clear up the market a little bit,after all thats what he wants,isnt it.is there a better way of doing that,other than from the inside.
kyri.
Kyri is right. But then, who will be responsible for filling up the due diligence inadequacies at Bonhams?
Emmanuel
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