Justice Hill column on Cleveland’s lost Dalí collection gets mired in the past - not the present

Justice Hill column on Cleveland’s lost Dalí collection gets mired in the past - not the present

I may be alone in this, but I often have difficulty understanding the point of Justice B. Hill’s columns. His March 27 column, “The Dalí trove that slipped through Cleveland’s fingers,” is a perfect example. In it, Hill bemoans the fact that Cleveland industrialist A. Samuel Morse and his wife donated their extensive collection of Salvador Dalí artworks to St. Petersburg, Florida, rather than their hometown.