Could U. of Iowa's Pollock Painting Be Sold to Pay for Flood Repairs?

The Iowa Board of Regents has requested a study to determine the value of Jackson Pollock’s “Mural,” which belongs to the University of Iowa and was rescued when the campus flooded earlier this summer.

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Outcry Greets Possible Sale of Pollock Painting to Pay for U. of Iowa's Flood Repairs - September 5, 2008
Fate of Pollock Painting at U. of Iowa Stirs Outcry in Art World - August 27, 2008
Fate of Pollock Painting at U. of Iowa Stirs Outcry in Art World - August 27, 2008
U. of Iowa Urges Against Sale of Pollock Painting - October 4, 2008
Sell the Pollock? - August 12, 2008

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