Use the chart below to see how Fine Art Registry™ compares with other online art registries.
For more information, read Anayat Durrani's objective comparison of existing art registries:
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Fine Art Registry |
Art Loss Register |
Interpol |
National Fine Arts Title Registry |
National Stolen Art File |
Swift Find |
Unique, secure, tamper evident tagging, US Patented technology, for all types of fi ne art and collectibles |
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Registration of all types of fine art and collectibles in a secure central database |
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Emphasizes establishing provenance and a permanent historical record of the existence of an object before it is lost or stolen |
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Registered users permitted to update the registration record instantly, including electronic upload and digitization of supporting images and documentation (appraisal reports,
copyright registrations, bills of sale, and more) of all registered objects, in perpetuity |
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Online gallery and portfolio for every
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Electronic Transfer of ownership |
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Free downloadable, customizable
certifi cates of authenticity |
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Online sales of artwork and
collectibles with no commission (available to paid members) |
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Free publicly accessible Stolen/Lost
Art Database to report, research, and aid in the recovery of lost or stolen art and valuables |
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Large database library of original,
well researched articles relevant to all sectors of the art and collectible industry |
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Membership open to all |
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Worldwide reach |
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