Collector sues Sotheby’s for botching sale of his Picasso
He says Sotheby’s peddled his Picasso on the cheap — and he now wants the auction house to pay for it. Art collector Patrick Molis is accusing Sotheby’s of costing him hundreds of thousands of dollars by selling his $3.5 million Picasso to a commercial instead of private buyer, according to new court papers. Molis…
Collector sues Sotheby’s for botching sale of his Picasso
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