Cultural values represent a special object of legal regulation due to their dual nature: on the one hand, they are unique and irreplaceable works of art, on the other, they are an attractive investment object. The dual nature of cultural values gives rise to a number of theoretical and practical issues discussed and analyzed in this monograph: the issue of legal regulation and normative consolidation of cultural values in the legal system; the problem of the relationship between public and private interests of participants in the international circulation of cultural property; problems of forming and concluding standard contracts in relation to cultural property; the question of choosing the optimal method for resolving disputes in the field of international circulation of cultural property. Recommended for practicing lawyers, law students, businessmen, as well as private investors interested in the peculiarities of investing in the art market.