As prosecutors told it, Douglas Chrismas, once known as one of the nation’s leading dealers of contemporary art, was a man so consumed by greed and ego that he embezzled hundreds of thousands of ...
Douglas Chrismas, who was found guilty last May on three counts of embezzlement from his gallery’s bankruptcy estate, is to report to prison on Feb. 17. By Jori Finkel Reporting from Los Angeles See ...
Douglas Chrismas, the Los Angeles art dealer who owned and operated Ace Gallery from 1961 to 2016, has been sentenced to two years in federal prison. Chrismas was convicted in May of three counts of ...
In the likely financial conclusion of a years-long bankruptcy case, the former art dealer Douglas Chrismas has been ordered by a California court to hand over more than $14 million to an unnamed group ...
The Los Angeles art dealer Douglas Chrismas was due to report to prison on 17 February. That may be why multiple Frieze Los Angeles attendees were shocked when they saw Chrismas browsing the stands ...
Former gallerist Douglas Chrismas has been ordered to repay $14.2m in profits from sales of artworks at his former gallery that he diverted into personal accounts. The summary judgment handed down on ...
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