Book, Art Law (Mamede) 1/15[LS]

The chapters gathered in this work seek, for the first time in Brazil, to delimit and develop a legal discipline of enormous social, cultural and economic relevance: Art Law, a territory of legality endowed with its own epistemological status, object and dogmatics and, there is time, the subject of serious and in-depth research abroad, under the name Kunstrecht, Art Law, Droit de l'Art or Diritto dell'Arte. This specific branch of Legal Science that focuses on Art deals with issues ranging from obscenity to blasphemy, from censorship to subsidies for artists, from the protection of historical heritage to copyright, from forgeries to the taxation of art. Object of studies in reputable universities and research centers around the world, Art Law gains, with this edition, its first systematized consolidation in the Portuguese language. Navigating with care and dedication amidst relevant themes of Private Law and Law Public, whether national or international, a group of experienced authors faces with didacticism and depth the main legal problems experienced in the daily life of the visual arts, in various areas, such as museums, galleries, customs, private collections, auction houses or ministries and culture departments. The book was opened by internationally known jurist Erik Jayme, himself an Art collector and one of the world's greatest authorities on Art Law. For all these reasons, this Art Law was born with the vocation of becoming a reference work in the complex domains of dialogue between the artistic and the legal. A relevant work for lawyers, magistrates, members of the Public Prosecutor's Office, Police Chiefs, as well as as well as for artists, collectors, dealers, curators, gallerists, auctioneers, investors, museum managers and other professionals in the art world. Mandatory reading for the subjects of the Arts and Cultural Rights course and complementary reading for the subjects Civil Law, Copyright Law, Constitutional Law, Administrative Law and Tax Law.?