Lawyers representing the late artist attempt to terminate licensing agreements for his art nearly one year after he died on Vinalhaven.
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Despite lawsuit, effort for Robert Indiana museum is advancing
The presumptive chairman of the Star of Hope Foundation is making plans to add board members, engage with the island community on Vinalhaven, evaluate the art collection and overhaul the dilapidated house.
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Paintings culled from Robert Indiana’s collection sell at auction for $5 million
The money from the sale of two paintings the late artist owned will be used to make repairs to his home on Vinalhaven.
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Robert Indiana’s home on Vinalhaven needs work to become museum
Millions of dollars would have to be spent to fulfill the artist’s vision of transforming the mansion into a museum for displaying his artwork.
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Attorneys want hearings on the value of Robert Indiana’s estate held behind closed doors
A judge is being asked to order a variety of groups to provide any records of his assets. The estate of Indiana, who died in May, is initially estimated to be worth $50 million.
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Robert Indiana’s ‘HOPE’ design could end up defining country’s direction
The year was 2008, and the success of the sculpture and its commercial applications seemed to be tied nearly directly to the success of the campaign for president of Barack Obama.