Basquiat’s family locked in bitter battle over his paintings
It’s not a pretty picture. The work of late painter Jean-Michel Basquiat has fractured a Manhattan family, who are again battling in court over some of his pieces. Belinda Neumann-Donnelly, 52, is suing her father, investor Hubert Neumann, 87, and two sisters Melissa, 49, and Kristina, 54, in an effort to force the sale of…
Basquiat’s family locked in bitter battle over his paintings
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