Moderna hired a separate contractor to paint a mural in the dining room. The mur

Moderna hired a separate contractor to paint a mural in the dining room. The mural was to depict scenes from the Bible bordered by floating cherubs in the corners of the mural. She gave the artist a deposit of $10000 and the remaining $50000 would be due when the job was completed. The artist prepared the walls that day and agreed to start the actual work in June. On May 1st he called to advise her that he had to cancel the work due to the fact that he underestimated the job. In addition the special paint required was no longer available from the manufacturer. What are the rights of the parties? Moderna then enters into a contract with another artist to paint the mural due to the fact that the walls were already primed with by the previous artist.She could not clearly leave the wall in that condition and had to hire the substitute That artist charges her $70000 for the work. She wants to sue the prior contractor. What are her damages?