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Small Pennsylvania College to Auction Art Collection in Bid for Cash

Small Pennsylvania College to Auction Art Collection in Bid for Cash

Bloomberg4 hours ago

Albright College, a small liberal arts school in Reading, Pennsylvania, is parting with its art collection that has included works by Salvador Dali and Robert Rauschenberg.
The college is selling several of its pieces in a public auction to raise money to support student programs and academic endeavors, according to a statement on the school's website. Albright is also working with the Reading Public Museum to transfer select works.

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