A California art collector won her fight against the Atlanta Committee for the Olympic Games for losing a 19th century Norwegian chalk drawing. Diane Carlson lent the drawing to ACOG so it could be displayed as part of a traveling exhibit leading up to the '96 Summer Games. The painting disappeared.
April 10, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
A California art collector has won her fight in state court against the Atlanta Committee for the Olympic Games for losing a 19th century Norwegian chalk drawing.
Diane Carlson lent the drawing to Atlanta Centennial Olympic Properties in 1993 so the agency could display it as part of a travelling exhibit leading up to the ’96 Summer Games.
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