John Raimondi

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Billionaire Forced to Pay Artist for Having Knock-Off Sculptures Made in China

A billionaire must pay a sculptor $640,000 after having copies of his sculptures made and displayed publicly.

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Artist Claims Palm Beach Opera Smashed Sculpture and Sold it for Parts

In some you-break-it-you-buy-it news, sculptor John Raimondi filed suit April 6 in Palm Beach County alleging that the Palm Beach Opera destroyed his 39-foot-high sculpture titled Spirit Ascending and sold it for scrap metal.

By Ryan Steadman

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John Raimondi

News About John Raimondi

Billionaire Forced to Pay Artist for Having Knock-Off Sculptures Made in China

Artist Claims Palm Beach Opera Smashed Sculpture and Sold it for Parts

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