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65:, which averaged 60%. Instead, the court applied an average discount of 25%. The court failed to articulate the specific rationale for its determination, but did state that Warhol was more famous than Smith & O'Keeffe. The court's application of an average discount of 25% has been criticized by attorneys and appraisers because, inter alia, it ignored the necessary time it would take to sell 90,000 pieces of art. Therefore, accountants and estate planners for artists plan with such eventualities in mind. 92: 52:
died he had over 90,000 works, including 4,100 paintings, 9,000 drawings, 19,000 prints and 63,000 photographs. In Georgia O'Keeffe's case, her estate's appraisers established blockage discounts based on solid evidence of market sales, but the
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A blockage discount adjusting fair market value also affects the tax consequences of a sale in the U.S., and is frequently a subject of litigation when an artist dies while holding a large collection of her or his own work. For instance, when
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assessed a resulting tax of more than the valuation of the collected works at her death. In Andy Warhol's case Surrogate Court of New York rejected the proposed discounts of
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assigned to a group of artworks by a single artist when that group of works is to be released to market as a group rather than individually. A blockage discount adjusts the
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The Heirs of George Grosz Battle His Dealer's Ghost; A Protracted Lawsuit Outlives Its Target, But Not Its Anger
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are relevant factors for consideration in blockage discounts, along with
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In re Warhol, No. 824/87, 1994 WL 245246 * 1 (Surr. Ct., N.Y. Co. 1994).
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when a large volume of art is released into the market all at once.
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Art Law: The Guide for Collectors, Investors, Dealers, and Artists
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died she had over 400 of her own works in her estate, and when
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Inde, Vilis, Art in the Courtroom, Praeger, 1998, p. 158.
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Saliba, R. Gary; Chung, Jason; Hall, Thomas (March 2004).
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Index

term of art
discount
fair market value
depreciation
Georgia O'Keeffe
Andy Warhol
IRS
Tax Court
Christie's
carrying costs
opportunity costs
time to market
icon
Visual arts portal
Art finance
Art market
Art valuation
Art world economics
Art work
Estate planning
Tax law
Grosz v. Serge Sabarsky, Inc.
Art Law: The Guide for Collectors, Investors, Dealers, and Artists
ISBN
978-1402406508
"Credit Guaranties: Fair Value and Fair Market Value"
doi
10.5791/0882-2875-23.1.25
ISSN
0897-1781

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