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Art Authentication Boards
Art Authentication Boards: Another Element of Chaos in the Fine Art Industry
As technology takes many industries to the heights of efficiency, effectiveness and control, the fine art industry seems to be moving to greater levels of disorganization, inefficiency, and chaos... Read More
Article, June 13, 2011



Chubb Collectors Newsletter Features Article by Fine Art Registry CEO
Chubb Collectors Newsletter Features Article by Fine Art Registry CEO: When Disaster Strikes - Planning Ahead for Natural, Economic and Other Catastrophes
With the earthquake and tsunami that recently hit Japan still fresh in our minds, there is no better time to humbly consider how to prepare for disaster, no matter what the calamity. After all... Read More
Article, May 31, 2011



Antique Auction Forum Interviews Teri Franks, CEO of Fine Art Registry
Antique Auction Forum Interviews Teri Franks, CEO of Fine Art Registry
Martin talks to CEO Teri Franks of Fine Art Registry. Listen in to find out the advantages of registering your artwork and how the service can benefit you as an artist or collector. They talk... Read More
Article, April 8, 2011



Remington Bronze Part 3 - Evidentiary Factors
Remington Bronze Part 3 - Evidentiary Factors: The Evidentiary Factors Determining a Match between the Exemplar and the Sample Remington Bronze
In the earlier series of Art Forensics it was noted that photography or imaging was an evidentiary methodology used to ascertain information or data. Investigators of crime scenes utilize images... Read More
Article, January 31, 2011



Remington Bronzes
Remington Bronzes: The Description of the Work - Part 2
The importance of identifying and describing a work of art is to ensure that the work is authentic. Outside it may look pretty and aesthetically pleasing, but after the lipstick is removed you... Read More
Article, December 31, 2010



Burned Artist Playing With Fire or..?
Burned Artist Playing With Fire or..?
A Closer Look at Art Authentication and Attribution. Everywhere you turn there’s a piece of artwork being sold. With a good deal of them, there’s also a bit of paperwork including provenance... Read More
Article, November 17, 2010



The Importance of Reporting Art Crime and Art Fraud
The Importance of Reporting Art Crime and Art Fraud
When things go wrong with an art deal they really go wrong and it’s difficult for many to admit that they have been a victim of an art scam or crime. Many are embarrassed that they didn’t know... Read More
Article, September 22, 2010



Dali Fakes #8
Dali Fakes #8: Creating 'Provenance', Park West Gallery and Salvador Dali Prints
In addition to bearing forged Dali signatures, much of the provenance provided by Park West Gallery to support the authenticity of the graphics it has sold at cruise ship art auctions, is... Read More
Article, August 13, 2009



Art Forensics #2 - Forensic Science and Provenance Research
Art Forensics #2 - Forensic Science and Provenance Research: Questioned Documents
Authenticating works of art is grounded in the process of scientific analysis, provenance research, and connoisseurship. Provenance research focuses on establishing a document trail indicating... Read More
Article, July 27, 2009



Art Forensics #1 - Introduction
Art Forensics #1 - Introduction: Forensic Science under Attack by the National Academy of Sciences (NAS)
The following is an introduction to Forensics or Forensic Science. The introduction will be followed by a series of articles focusing on the areas of evidence supporting art authenticity... Read More
Article, July 13, 2009



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