What legal restriction did Dr. Albert Barnes place on his art collection that was controversially overturned to allow the Barnes Foundation's relocation to Philadelphia?

The art world has seen many fascinating cases of brand repositioning and retail strategy shifts. In 2012, one of America's most controversial art museum relocations occurred when the Barnes Foundation moved its multi-billion dollar collection from its original Merion location to downtown Philadelphia. This move sparked debates about donor intent, accessibility, and the commercialization of art collections. Test your knowledge about this significant chapter in art world retail strategy!

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The collection must never be loaned to other museums
The art must always be displayed exactly as Barnes arranged it
The collection must never be moved from its Merion location
No photographs could ever be taken of the artwork