The readers of this esteemed organ are a sophisticated bunch and
its content focuses quite heavily on art, so I am assuming that
most, like me, are collectors of art. If I'm correct in that
assumption, then I hope an article dedicated to maximising the
value of your art collection and maintaining it for future
generations should be of more than passing interest.
Most Be Beyond readers will travel extensively and many
will probably also own multiple homes. This necessarily makes life
more complicated. There will be different considerations depending
on where the art collector is domiciled and resident and on where
their art is actually hanging. An article that tried to cover every
different eventuality in every different country would, of course,
end up being a very lengthy book. I don't wish to detain you
that long so for the purposes of this article I will be writing
with particular reference to UK law. The details will therefore be
UK-specific but many of the issues
