“Every so often, artworks are accidentally damaged while being shipped from place to place, which is what happened to a piece by Richard Hamilton when it was returned to his London studio in 1968 from an exhibition in Germany. By the time it arrived, it had been smashed to bits. Luckily, the work was insured, but when the German insurance company was informed, it refused to pay up, insisting that the debris – scratched fragments of aluminium and Perspex, tied together with string – could not possibly belong to a work of art.”

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Hello World
Alice Rawsthorn
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