Cruise Line Art Auctions
Since Fine Art Registry® published its two recent articles about cruise line art auctions, Art on the High Seas Part I and Part II, many
victims of cruise line art auction fraud contacted us and asked for help. We are continuing to hear from them. We will publish their stories in hopes, mainly, that others will not follow in their footsteps and that enough public outcry will be generated that the authorities, apparently asleep on the subject, will wake up and put an end to the piracy, which is going on, on a very big scale. Join in the discussion on the
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About a year or so ago, Fine Art Registry reported that we had received a response to a FOIA (Freedom of Information Act Request) from the Michigan Attorney General’s Office which ultimately...
Read MoreArticle, November 29, 2011
As we have reported in recent articles, Royal Caribbean Cruise Line (RCL) and Park West Gallery are rapidly running out of slick legal maneuvers to try to weasel their way out of paying...
Read MoreArticle, October 12, 2011
There has been a flurry of news recently on the Dali art fraud front and we report it here. Stay tuned for a future update on a couple of recent rulings by Judge Nanci Grant of Oakland County...
Read MoreArticle, October 10, 2011
At the end of this coming October it will be a long three years since Sharon Day first contacted Fine Art Registry concerning the Dali Divine Comedy set her husband, Julian Howard, purchased from...
Read MoreArticle, September 27, 2011
Avery Hershkowitz first contacted Fine Art Registry in approximately August 2007, at the very beginning of our investigation into cruise ship art auctions. The first couple of articles we published...
Read MoreArticle, August 19, 2011
Fine Art Registry has been reporting on fraudulent, unfair, and deceptive art auction sales aboard cruise ships for well over four years now and the monkey business continues. You will want to...
Read MoreArticle, August 15, 2011
The following story is a warning to all prospective buyers and holders of Park West Gallery Dali inventory--and especially those Park West Gallery Dali prints that are purportedly signed by Dali...
Read MoreArticle, August 2, 2011
On their honeymoon cruise in 1998, Long Islanders Carl and Stacey Kolansky fell in love with two woodcuts by Salvador Dali. They saw them during an art show aboard their Royal Caribbean cruise...
Read MoreArticle, July 31, 2011
Richard English and his wife, Tracey, are two more financial fatalities in a long and never ending line of Park West Gallery victims. Richard English testified at trial for Fine Art Registry...
Read MoreArticle, July 27, 2011
Park West Gallery must truly believe that its customers are just plain dim or altogether brainless. Perhaps they are much too trusting in the far-fetched and completely unreliable verbal...
Read MoreArticle, July 23, 2011
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