Hello,

If the art is owned equally by all parties, then any party would have the right to possess it. But it couldn't be sold without all parties consent or by pursuing the recourse below.
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If one owner doesn't want to sell and the other two do, then the parties who want to sell can force a sale by filing a lawsuit for "partition". This is where a judge orders personal or Real Property sold so that one or more owners can "cash out" if one doesn't want to sell. It is an absolute right that can not be denied.
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Thanks.

Barrister

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