Show Notes
From Rory Gallagher to Winnie the Pooh - Martin Bradley BL gives John O'Donnell SC a whistlestop tour of some of the case studies from his book on Art and Cultural Heritage Law, covering areas such as the repatriation of cultural artefacts, copyright ownership, and the true meaning of "GLAM".
Martin's book, "Art and Cultural Heritage Law: A Practical Guide" is available from Clarus Press: https://www.claruspress.ie/shop/art-and-cultural-heritage-law-a-practical-guide/
Clips used: 1. Helen Mirren on Art Restitution, C-SPAN, 7 June 2016. Credit: C-SPAN 2.The Mini of Adventures of Winnie the Pooh: Pooh and Gopher, 12 October 2011. Credit: Walt Disney Animation Studios 3. Rory Gallaghers 1961 Stratocaster valued at £1m, 11 July 2024. Credit: RTÉ
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