German publisher Steidl ordered to pay $77k after losing photographer's prints

German publisher Steidl has been ordered to pay photographer Lawrence Schwartzwald €65,000 / $77,000 after losing his portfolio prints. According to Artnet News, Schwartzwald sent the prints to Steidl in September of 2014 for inclusion in a book project. The photographer was reportedly told in June of 2015 that the project wouldn't proceed, and that he'd get his photos back... but that never happened. Despite repeated requests, Schwartzwald never did receive his portfolio. And so, after a year...