Can it be done? Sure! Will it be worth the effort? Probably not. The liquidation aspect of art might be a problematic area. I'm sure buying of art is used within the money-laundering construct, but the percentage would be low. Real-estate, cars, boats, jewelry are on top of the list.
Can money laundering be done via large-scale art purchases, and how does that affect art pricing and valuations?
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