The estate of pop artist Robert Indiana has reached a settlement that keeps intact a longstanding relationship with the copyright holder of the iconic “LOVE” series.
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While the museum takes shape, the two organizations will work to display Indiana's artwork at venues around the country. It accused the reclusive artist's caretaker and an art publisher of taking advantage of Indiana and producing forgeries — accusations the pair denied. That led to more claims and counter claims.
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