Ohio Code § 2109.14

§ 2109.14.

If the estate held by a fiduciary consists in whole or in part of works of nature

or of art that are suitable for preservation and exhibition in a museum or other similar

institution, the probate court may authorize and direct that any or all of those works

be deposited with a corporation conducting the museum or other similar institution;

 provided that no such deposit shall be authorized or directed except with a corporation

having a net worth of at least ten times the value of the works to be deposited.  The deposit shall be made in the name of the fiduciary, and the property deposited

shall not be withdrawn from the custody of the depository or otherwise deposited except

upon the special order of the court.  The probate judge may impose any conditions relative to insurance and the care and

protection of the property deposited that the court thinks best for the interests

of the estate and the beneficiaries of the estate.  After the deposit has been made, a receipt for that property executed by that corporation

shall be filed with the court, and the receipt shall acknowledge that the property

is held by that corporation subject to the order of the court.  When the receipt is filed, the court may fix or reduce the amount of the bond so

that the amount of the penalty of the bond is determined with respect to the value

of the remainder only of the estate or fund, without including the value of the property

deposited.  Neither the fiduciary nor the fiduciary's sureties shall be liable for any loss

to the trust estate resulting from a deposit authorized and directed by the court

pursuant to this section, provided the fiduciary has acted in good faith.