Art export laws are designed to prevent art and artifacts of
significant cultural value from leaving its country of origin while
also preserving the home country's competitiveness in the
international art market. Many countries have struggled with
striking the right balance: Germany's recent amendment to its
cultural heritage protection law in June 2016 was fiercely opposed
by the country's private collectors and art dealers who are now
required to obtain an export license for works older than 50 years
that are valued over £150,000. Italy sought to achieve
balance between government and individual interests by increasing
the threshold for artworks from 50 to 70 years under its amendment
passed in August 2017. The following article written by Dr. Linda
Roland Danil explores the UK's efforts to resolve these
competing interests—as complicated by the post-Brexit
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