Controversy over ‘secret sale’ to Ukrainian oligarch heats up
An investigation is being sought into the circumstances around the sale of a Beit collection masterpiece sold privately earlier this year for €500,000.
An investigation is being sought into the circumstances around the sale of a Beit collection masterpiece sold privately earlier this year for €500,000.
The painting is not one of the nine paintings at the centre of the current Beit Foundation controversy.
An Taisce is seeking an investigation into what it calls the “secret sale” of the painting and into the role of a named foundation trustee. The work is a painting by artist Jacques de...
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