Dr. Nicolai B. Kemle is a prominent scholar specializing in the intersection of art and law. His research and practice focus on the legal aspects affecting the art world, including intellectual property, art transactions, and cultural heritage. With a robust background in both art and legal studies, Dr. Kemle provides expertise on issues on contract law, copyright law, art restitution, and the legal frameworks surrounding art markets and institutions. His work often addresses complex legal questions related to art ownership, provenance, and the protection of artists’ rights. Dr. Kemle is recognized for his contributions to understanding how legal principles apply to artistic creation and the global art economy. In addition, Dr. Kemle also advises on contractual negotiations, management and enforcement. He is the President of the German Institute of Art and Law IFKUR, Member of the Forschungesellschaft Kunst und Recht, Vienna, and ICOM Member. He has also been an Antique Dealer since 1993.