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Technically the entire collection is held by a trust, set up by Khalili's late father, which funds the purchases of art and also invests in commercial real estate, primarily European.

It is fitting that an art exhibit unpeels this story for us, given that the Havemeyers were enthusiastic collectors of art and their enormous collection is held at our most New York of institutions -- the Metropolitan Museum of Art.

A large collection of his photographs is now held by the Imperial War Museum, and a second collection is held by the National Library of Scotland as part of Earl Haig's papers; both have been digitised.

Michigan Attorney General Bill Schuette has issued an opinion that the museum's entire collection is held in a charitable trust, which protects the collection for the benefit of the people, and that Michigan law prohibits the sale of the DIA's collection to pay the city's creditors and, as I understand things, the EM is subject to Michigan law.

"The show took me two years to research, [and] I made regular visits to Sharjah and Dubai where the collection is held, I read about the various histories and trajectories of the different figures, and proposed a four-part show that would attempt to map out a suggested route or entry into understanding Arab art".

Other works once in the Sanborn collection are held by the Boston Museum of Fine Arts, the National Portrait Gallery and Yale University.

At the DUP conference last month cupcakes were sold from the Ashers Bakery and a collection was held to help fund its legal costs.

8. CRISTINA CUOMO.; Dec. 14: A preview of the exhibition "Carousel Art From the Charlotte Dinger Collection" was held at the UBS Art Gallery, 51st Street and Avenue of the Americas.

Koekkoek's "Le vieux manoir" may be smaller than the two pictures that sold in 2006, but even if it fetches only its top estimate, it will be a bargain".Romantic Affair: Paintings from a Dutch Private Collection" was held at Christie's, Amsterdam, on November 18th.

The director of the Detroit Institute of Arts said on Friday that he believed the museum's collection was "held in the public trust" and could not be sold by the city to help pay down its multibillion-dollar debt, and that he expected the city's emergency manager and his office to reach the same conclusion.

In addition, different parts of a collection are held in different locations and produced to different reading rooms.