Art Insurance is a matter of trust
October 30, 2017
Mr. Barta interviewed by “profil”, Austrias leading weekly news magazine. Nikolaus S. Barta founded art insurance-consulting-company Barta & Partner in 1996, filling a gap in the
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Mr. Barta interviewed by “profil”, Austrias leading weekly news magazine. Nikolaus S. Barta founded art insurance-consulting-company Barta & Partner in 1996, filling a gap in the
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