Works of Art Sample Clauses

Works of Art. (a) Buyer acknowledges that all Works of Art that are at the Property as of the Effective Date are not included in FF&E, will not be sold and conveyed to Buyer and shall

Works of Art. The works of art described on the schedule attached hereto as Exhibit B and incorporated herein by reference are owned by MTP-South Tower, but are not encumbered by Aetna's liens. If any of the works of art described on Exhibit B are removed from the Project, then:

Works of Art. The Exhibition will consist of works of art borrowed by AETA from various owners and listed in Annexure A (the "Works” or Work").

Works of Art. Landlord hereby grants Tenant a license to display, in their current locations, the works of art currently located in the auditorium and lobby of the South Building, on the 12th floor of the South Building and, if Tenant recaptures the 11th floor of the South Building pursuant to the Takeback Sublease, then from and after such recapture date, on the 11th floor of the South Building (the "Works of Art"). Within thirty (30) days after the date hereof, Landlord shall prepare and deliver to Tenant an inventory of the Works of Art. Tenant shall be responsible for maintaining and insuring the Works of Art. In the event that Tenant desires to cease displaying any or all of the Works of Art, Tenant shall deliver written notice to Landlord and, if in Landlord's reasonable judgment such Works of Art can be removed without substantial difficulty to Landlord, Landlord shall, at Landlord's expense. promptly remove the Works of Art specified in such notice. Landlord reserves the right to revoke the license for the Works of Art at any time during the Term on not less than ninety (90) days written notice to Tenant.

Works of Art. Sculptures, paintings and drawings requiring precise techniques, whose objective is to reflect aspects of an esthetically understood reality, as well as collections of any kind.

Works of Art. 5.1 The Artist shall select work for exhibition and set the sale prices for the same. Foodland retains a veto power on the works to be exhibited in the event that Foodland considers them to be offensive. 5.2 All works of art within the exhibition are available for sale unless Foodland is notified of NFS status on the list of works. Sales are the responsibility of the artist. If we receive an enquiry, we will forward that person to the artist. 5.3 Works of art must be presented to Foodland ready for immediate hanging or placement. 5.4 All hanging devices, lighting and other mechanisms for all works of art must be provided by the Artist except the rails, plinths and hanging mechanisms which are already present in the exhibition space. 5.5 The Artist is responsible for supplying any other special equipment or props required for the display of their work.

Works of Art. For antique(s) and works of art, the insurer will only pay the reasonable costs of repair/ restoration and will not pay any depreciation or loss of value caused by the loss or damage. If the declared value of the goods is less than 80% of their actual value at the time of the loss or damage, the amount of the claim will be adjusted in the same proportion as the declared value bears to 80% of the actual value. This policy will only cover the items nominated by you on your insurance declaration. Items not declared are not covered.

Works of Art. For the purpose of the Exhibition the Lender agrees to loan AETA the works of art listed in Schedule A ("Works") .

Works of Art. These include art owned by the state and art on loan to the state for display Subject to Section VII, D, LIMITS OF INSURANCE, 1 (A) and (B), highly valued individual items and highly valued collections have special appraisal and/or written coverage endorsement requirements that must be met.