Annie Leibovitz

Photographer Annie Leibovitz Could Lose Property After Renovations Went Awry The former owners of two 19th-century homes in Manhattan's Greenwich Village said they regret selling them in 2002 to photographer Annie Leibovitz, who is in danger...

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...and taxes. She has multimillion-dollar mortgages on properties she owns in New York, and her plans to renovate three town houses in Manhattan's Greenwich Village landed her with a $15m (GBP9m) lawsuit from a neighbour. New York-based...

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...her current and future work as collateral. Art Capital Group sued Leibovitz in July for breach of contract, claiming that she blocked the company from selling her photographs, BBC News reported. "We have clear contractual rights and will...

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...and resolves pending legal matters between them." Leibovitz owes Art Capital $24 million, and gave up her photo archive and homes in Rhinebeck, N.Y., and Greenwich Village as collateral. Art Capital sued her in July over her refusal to help...

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...Keith B. Richburg reports. Leibovitz, 59, had used the property and the copyright to her work as collateral for the loan, and she risked losing it all when she failed to make the repayment deadline. There were no details on whether...

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Leibovitz, 59, faces the toughest deadline of her glittering career on Tuesday, when she has to pay back $24 million (GBP14.5 million) borrowed last year from the finance company Art Capital Group after running out of cash. If she...

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...landed her with a $15m (GBP9m) lawsuit from a neighbour. Ms Leibovitz took out the loan to pay off her debts, but the security was her life's work and her properties. When the deadline to repay passed, it was unclear what would...

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...pay back a $24 million loan by Tuesday. Art Capital Group, a New York company that issues short-term loans against fine and decorative arts and real estate, sued her in late July for breach of contract. Some experts say filing for bankruptcy...

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Leibovitz had put up as collateral her photography portfolio and homes in Greenwich Village and Rhinebeck last year, when she took out a $24 million loan from the Manhattan arts lender to escape a colossal financial hole. "In these...

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