Yesterday’s report about the return of looted objects in Dutch museum to former colonies was way to optimistic. The reality is that the guidelines and criteria hardly offer any guarantee that claims for the return of objects will be dealt…
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Jean-Michel Basquiat knokt volgens Cathelijne Broers tegen de zwaartekracht
In Nu te zien reizen museumdirecteuren Ralph Keuning (de Fundatie), Cathelijne Broers (de Hermitage), Ann Demeester (Frans Hals Museum), Suzanne Swarts (Museum Voorlinden) en Bart Rutten (Centraal Museum Utrecht) het hele land door om je niet te missen tentoonstellingen te…
Rodin and the Parthenon Marbles
tom-flynn.blogspot.nl/2018/05/rodin-and-parthenon-marbles_15.html The news wires have been buzzing over the past eighteen months as pressure mounts on the world’s so-called ‘universal museums’ to return objects acquired during the colonial era. Even French president Emanuel Macron has stepped into the fray, vowing to…
Museum Theft: Doge’s Palace – Venice, Italy
art-crime.blogspot.nl/2018/01/museum-theft-doges-palace-venice-italy.html Shortly after 10 am this morning, on the last day of an exhibition at the Doge’s Palace, (Italian: Palazzo Ducale), once the heart of the political life and public administration at the time of the Venetian Republic, jewel thieves broke into…
Manhattan DA Says Seized Antiquity Should Be Returned to Lebanon | artnet News
news.artnet.com/art-world/manhattan-district-attorney-says-antiquity-seized-from-met-should-be-returned-to-lebanon-1096220 26/09/2017 Two months after authorities seized an ancient head of a bull that was on loan to the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, a senior official in the Manhattan District Attorney’s office says, in no uncertain terms, that the…
De imponerende woede van Axel Rüger
Wat een walgelijke TV-avond. In De Wereld Draait Door en bij Pauw werd podium geboden aan ‘Okkie’ Durham, de inbreker die twee Van Gogh schilderijen roofde uit het museum aan de Paulus Potterstraat. Gelukkig bleef mijn inbreng in de door…
Burgers’ Zoo parkmanager Wineke Schoo ontpopt zich als beveiligingsexpert
Volkskrant 7 maart 2017: Neushoornstropers slaan nu zelfs toe in Franse dierentuin, ‘Nederlandse’ Vince gedood. Neushoornstropers schrikken nergens meer voor terug. In het wild waren neushoorns al nergens meer veilig, en zelfs opgezette neushoorns in Europese natuurmusea werden van hun…
'Rembrandts hoeven niet gered te worden van oliesjeiks' – Madelon Strijbos van TEFAF Maastricht kletst uit haar nek
museum-security.orghttp://www.museum-security.org/2015/09/rembrandts-hoeven-niet-gered-te-worden-van-oliesjeiks-madelon-strijbos-van-tefaf-maastricht-kletst-uit-haar-nek/ ‘Rembrandts hoeven niet gered te worden van oliesjeiks’ – Madelon Strijbos van TEFAF Maastricht kletst uit haar nek September 21, 2015 – 14:52 “Het is niet zo dat kunst vastzit in particuliere handen.” Madelon Strijbos van TEFAF Maastricht, de…
‘Rembrandts hoeven niet gered te worden van oliesjeiks’ – Madelon Strijbos van TEFAF Maastricht kletst uit haar nek
museum-security.orghttp://www.museum-security.org/2015/09/rembrandts-hoeven-niet-gered-te-worden-van-oliesjeiks-madelon-strijbos-van-tefaf-maastricht-kletst-uit-haar-nek/ ‘Rembrandts hoeven niet gered te worden van oliesjeiks’ – Madelon Strijbos van TEFAF Maastricht kletst uit haar nek September 21, 2015 – 14:52 “Het is niet zo dat kunst vastzit in particuliere handen.” Madelon Strijbos van TEFAF Maastricht, de…
Wat hebben Rudy Fuchs, Ruud Spruit, Gerard de Klein, Jelle Reumer en Emily Ansenk met elkaar gemeen?
Wat hebben Rudy Fuchs, Ruud Spruit, Gerard de Klein, Jelle Reumer en Emily Ansenk met elkaar gemeen? museumbeveiliging.com/2014/01/27/wat-hebben-ruud-spruit-gerard-de-klein-jelle-reumer-en-emily-ansenk-met-elkaar-gemeen/ 27/01/2014 – 09:47De naderende heropening van De Kunsthal te Rotterdam (1 februari 2014) na een ingrijpende verbouwing waarbij het klimaat en de…
Cultural Heritage Lawyer Rick St. Hilaire: Ka Nefer Nefer mask – SLAM Mummy Mask Appeal: "You now have to beg for a do-over"
SLAM Mummy Mask Appeal: “You now have to beg for a do-over” culturalheritagelawyer.blogspot.nl/2014/01/slam-mummy-mask-appeal-you-now-have-to.html “All we want here is an opportunity to get in the gate,” argued U.S. Department of Justice Attorney Sharon Swingle before the Eight Circuit Court of Appeals…
Cultural Heritage Lawyer Rick St. Hilaire: Ka Nefer Nefer mask – SLAM Mummy Mask Appeal: "You now have to beg for a do-over"
SLAM Mummy Mask Appeal: “You now have to beg for a do-over” culturalheritagelawyer.blogspot.nl/2014/01/slam-mummy-mask-appeal-you-now-have-to.html “All we want here is an opportunity to get in the gate,” argued U.S. Department of Justice Attorney Sharon Swingle before the Eight Circuit Court of Appeals…
Cultural Heritage Lawyer Rick St. Hilaire: Oral Arguments Scheduled in Ka Nefer Nefer Mummy Mask Appeal
Oral Arguments Scheduled in Ka Nefer Nefer Mummy Mask Appeal culturalheritagelawyer.blogspot.nl/2013/12/oral-arguments-scheduled-in-ka-nefer.html The Eight Circuit Court of Appeals has scheduled oral arguments for January 13, 2013 in the case of U.S. v. Mask of Ka Nefer Nefer. The case involves federal prosecutors’ efforts…
Protected: tomflynn: The Parthenon Marbles: A European Concern
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tomflynn: The Parthenon Marbles: A European Concern
The Parthenon Marbles: A European Concern tom-flynn.blogspot.nl/2013/10/the-parthenon-marbles-european-concern_16.html Tom Flynn Paper delivered by Tom Flynn at the Round Table at the European Parliament in Brussels on 15 October 2013 Ladies and gentlemen, colleagues, distinguished members of the European Parliament. Let me…
Protected: SCOOP: New Evidence Of Stolen Idols at the National Gallery of Australia | CHASING APHRODITE
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Protected: ARCAblog: Will the ashes in a stove in Romania prove to be the remains of the seven paintings stolen from the Triton Foundation exhibit at the Kunsthal Rotterdam?
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Protected: Looting Matters: Dr Mona Ackerman and Robin Symes
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Protected: Looting Matters: Additional collecting histories for an Attic krater
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Protected: Five Years After California Museum Raids, More Anger Than Indictments | CHASING APHRODITE
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Protected: Cultural Heritage Lawyer Rick St. Hilaire: Terrorist Financing Risks and the Illegal Trade in Cultural Property
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Cultural Heritage Lawyer Rick St. Hilaire: Failed Negotiations Put Ka Nefer Nefer Forfeiture Case Back on the Docket
Failed Negotiations Put Ka Nefer Nefer Forfeiture Case Back on the Docket http://culturalheritagelawyer.blogspot.com/2013/04/failed-negotiations-put-ka-nefer-nefer.html April 18, 2013 The U.S. Attorney in St. Louis today told the Eight Circuit Court of Appeals that negotiations have failed in the case of United States v.…
Claiming that there is not enough budget to protect very valuable objects really is confession of guilt
May 11, 2003, Benvenuto Cellini’s Saliera (salt cellar) was stolen from the Kunsthistorisches Museum in Vienna, which was covered byscaffolding at that time due to reconstruction works. In the press one could read: Vienna’s ‘Mona Lisa of sculptures’ stolen /…
Protected: The Peruvian Connection: Federal Agents Bust Alleged Antiquities Smugglers Network In Utah | CHASING APHRODITE
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ARCAblog: Theft at Villa Giulia, Rome: Another European Museum Hit by Thieves
Theft at Villa Giulia, Rome: Another European Museum Hit by Thieves http://art-crime.blogspot.nl/2013/04/theft-at-villa-giulia-rome-another.html?m=1 April 5, 2013 Catherine Schofield Sezgin by Lynda Albertson, CEO, Association of Research into Crimes against Art ROME – In the last thirteen months several museums in Europe…
tomflynn: Mum’s the word: Should we alert art thieves to the value of their haul?
Mum’s the word: Should we alert art thieves to the value of their haul? http://tom-flynn.blogspot.nl/2013/04/mums-word-should-we-alert-art-thieves.html April 5, 2013 Tom Flynn Another day, another theft from a museum…and another tranche of media articles alerting the thieves to the market value of what…
Thieves Break Into Jbeil Museum
Thieves Break Into Jbeil Museum http://archaeolaw.com/2013/04/03/thieves-break-into-jbeil-museum/ April 4, 2013 archaeolaw At least 30 small artifacts have been stolen from the Jbeil Archaeology Museum. Multiple thieves broke into the museum overnight, in what has been reported as a “daring” raid. Immediately after…
ARCAblog: Theft at Villa Giulia, Rome: Another European Museum Hit by Thieves
Theft at Villa Giulia, Rome: Another European Museum Hit by Thieves http://art-crime.blogspot.nl/2013/04/theft-at-villa-giulia-rome-another.html April 4, 2013 Catherine Schofield Sezgin by Lynda Albertson, CEO, Association of Research into Crimes against Art ROME – In the last thirteen months several museums in Europe…
Cultural Heritage Lawyer Rick St. Hilaire: Prosecutors Seize and Petition to Forfeit Artwork Linked to Money Laundering
Prosecutors Seize and Petition to Forfeit Artwork Linked to Money Laundering http://culturalheritagelawyer.blogspot.nl/2013/04/prosecutors-seize-and-petition-to.html April 1, 2013 U.S. Attorney Paul Fishman Federal prosecutors have seized and petitioned to forfeit 14 crates of art allegedly used to launder money. In the case of U.S.…
Protected: ARCAblog: Boston Globe: Tip to Authorities in 2010 Led to Turning Point in Gardner Heist Investigation
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Protected: Red Flags in Paris: Half of Sotheby’s Barbier-Mueller Pre-Colombian Sale Lacks Provenance | CHASING APHRODITE
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Portable Antiquity Collecting and Heritage Issues: Dealer Dikman's Stock Returns to Cyprus
Dealer Dikman’s Stock Returns to Cyprus http://paul-barford.blogspot.nl/2013/03/dealer-dikmans-stock-returns-to-cyprus.html March 19, 2013 Paul Barford Samarcheolog notes that items seized in the investigation of smuggling in the 1990s have finally been returned to Cyprus by Germany (‘Cyprus: return of tens of millions’ worth…
Elginism and Disputed cultural treasures
Disputed cultural treasures http://pinterest.com/elginism/disputed-cultural-treasures/ March 12, 2013 Pinterest is an online pinboard. Organize and share things you love. Magdala treasures. British Museum, London, UK / Ethiopia. More info herewww.elginism.com/… 4.bp.blogspot.com Samsat Stele. British Museum, London, UK / Turkey. More info…
Portable Antiquity Collecting and Heritage Issues: Lots of Fakes on the Market
Lots of Fakes on the Market http://paul-barford.blogspot.nl/2013/03/lots-of-fakes-on-market.html March 8, 2013 Paul Barford Still on the subject of fakes, and the limitations of a collector merely ‘trusting the dealer’ in the case of ‘paperless’ objects, are also the subject of an…
Cultural Heritage Lawyer Rick St. Hilaire: Ka Nefer Nefer Settlement Terms to be Discussed
Ka Nefer Nefer Settlement Terms to be Discussed http://culturalheritagelawyer.blogspot.nl/2013/02/ka-nefer-nefer-settlement-terms-to-be.html February 13, 2013 View my complete profile The United States Attorney’s Office has informed the Eight Circuit Court of Appeals that a settlement may be possible between the federal government, Egypt,…
Latchford’s Footprints: Suspect Khmer Art at the Kimbell and the Met | CHASING APHRODITE
Latchford’s Footprints: Suspect Khmer Art at the Kimbell and the Met http://chasingaphrodite.com/2012/12/24/latchfords-footprints-suspect-khmer-art-at-the-kimbell-and-the-met/ December 25, 2012 We’re continuing to trace suspect Cambodian antiquities linked to Douglas Latchford, the man at the center of the on-going federal looting probe that we’ve detailed in previous…
Latchford’s Footprints: Suspect Khmer Art at the Kimbell and the Met | CHASING APHRODITE
Latchford’s Footprints: Suspect Khmer Art at the Kimbell and the Met http://chasingaphrodite.com/2012/12/24/latchfords-footprints-suspect-khmer-art-at-the-kimbell-and-the-met/ December 25, 2012 We’re continuing to trace suspect Cambodian antiquities linked to Douglas Latchford, the man at the center of the on-going federal looting probe that we’ve detailed in previous…
ARCAblog: Kunsthal Rotterdam Art Heist: Conferring with Ton Cremers, Dutch security consultant
Kunsthal Rotterdam Art Heist: Conferring with Ton Cremers, Dutch security consultant http://art-crime.blogspot.nl/2012/10/kunsthal-rotterdam-art-heist-conferring_18.html?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed:+arcablog+(ARCAblog) October 18, 2012 Ton Cremers by Catherine Sezgin, ARCA Blog Editor-in-Chief When Tuesday’s news broke about the theft of seven paintings from the Triton Foundation at the Kunsthal…
Protected: ARCAblog: Possible Federal Plea Deal for Leads on Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum Heist
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Protected: ARCAblog: Renoir Stolen from Baltimore Art Museum in 1951 found in West Virginia at a flea market two years ago; this weekends sale aborted; legal battle likely to ensue over who gets the painting
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tomflynn: Art Loss Register and Jack Solomon facing lawsuit over their part in Norman Rockwell title dispute
Art Loss Register and Jack Solomon facing lawsuit over their part in Norman Rockwell title dispute http://tom-flynn.blogspot.co.uk/2012/06/art-loss-register-and-jack-solomon.html?spref=fb June 6, 2012 Norman Rockwell, Russian Schoolroom It took years, and cost her a fortune in legal fees, but in 2010, US art dealer…
Illicit Cultural Property: Will US Attorneys Appeal after latest Ka Nefer Nefer setback?
Will US Attorneys Appeal after latest Ka Nefer Nefer setback? http://illicit-cultural-property.blogspot.nl/2012/06/will-us-attorneys-appeal-after-latest.html June 5, 2012 A judge has dismissed the federal government’s request to reconsider an earlier ruling dismissing the government’s forfeiture request for the Ka Nefer Nefer mask currently on…
The Antiquities Trade as Organized Crime: Glasgow Team Digs Deep into the Market For Ancient Art | CHASING APHRODITE
The Antiquities Trade as Organized Crime: Glasgow Team Digs Deep into the Market For Ancient Art The Antiquities Trade as Organized Crime: Glasgow Team Digs Deep into the Market For Ancient Art June 5, 2012 An exciting new research effort has been…
The Antiquities Trade as Organized Crime: Glasgow Team Digs Deep into the Market For Ancient Art | CHASING APHRODITE
The Antiquities Trade as Organized Crime: Glasgow Team Digs Deep into the Market For Ancient Art The Antiquities Trade as Organized Crime: Glasgow Team Digs Deep into the Market For Ancient Art June 5, 2012 An exciting new research effort has been…
Protected: Portable Antiquity Collecting and Heritage Issues: US Government Case SLAMMED
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Protected: Cultural Heritage Lawyer Rick St. Hilaire: Motion Denied: Missouri Court Forces Prosecution to Consider Appealing the St. Louis Art Museum Ka Nefer Case
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Protected: Cultural Heritage Lawyer Rick St. Hilaire: Motion to Reconsider Urges Court to Resurrect St. Louis Art Museum Mummy Mask Case
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Cultural Property Observer: Loot Busters (Dorothy King)
Loot Busters (update June 3, 2012) What a meager result; since the announcement of this site nothing interesting was added anymore. Does that mean nothing is happening, or died this endeavour at birth…? http://culturalpropertyobserver.blogspot.com/2012/02/loot-busters.html Februray 29, 2012 Dorothy King and…
Protected: Stolen Ka Nefer Nefer mask in Saint Louis Art Museum – Cultural Heritage Lawyer Rick St. Hilaire: Motion to Reconsider Urges Court to Resurrect Art Museum Mummy Mask Case
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A Blast from the Past: “Norton Simon Bought Smuggled Idol” CHASING APHRODITE
“Norton Simon Bought Smuggled Idol” http://chasingaphrodite.com/2012/04/10/a-blast-from-the-past-norton-simon-bought-smuggled-idol/ April 11, 2012 Imagine you’re a thief about to pull a heist at the local temple. You can’t wait to get your hands on all those statues, altarpieces, gold. In the middle of the night,…
Egypt’s ownership claim of Ka-Nefer-Nefer slammed, or may be not… | Saving Antiquities for Everyone
Egypt’s ownership claim of Ka-Nefer-Nefer slammed, or may be not… Posted on April 7, 2012 by SAFECORNER http://www.savingantiquities.org/tag/st-louis-art-museum/ The St. Louis Museum of Art (SLAM) filed a complaint in federal district court on February 15, 2011 asking for a declaratory judgment to prevent federal authorities…
Portable Antiquity Collecting and Heritage Issues: Focus on the Ka Nefer Nefer
Focus on the Ka Nefer Nefer “Collection History” (1) (“Here Zakki, you can have this”) http://paul-barford.blogspot.com/2012/04/focus-on-ka-nefer-nefer-collection.html April 8, 2012 . The collection history of the mask of Ka-Nefer-Nefer currently in the St Louis Art Museum is crucial to the SLAM…
Portable Antiquity Collecting and Heritage Issues: St Louis Art Museum
St Louis Art Museum “Looking After” Ka Nefer Nefer? http://paul-barford.blogspot.com/2012/04/st-louis-art-museum-looking-after-ka.html April 8, 2012 . Just how well-looked after is the Ka Nefer Nefer mummy mask in St Louis Art Museum? I was struck by an old photo of the object,…
Cultural Heritage Lawyer Rick St. Hilaire: United States Files Motion in SLAM Mummy Mask Case
United States Files Motion in SLAM Mummy Mask Case http://culturalheritagelawyer.blogspot.com/2012/04/united-states-files-motion-in-slam.html April 7, 2012 The U.S. Attorney’s Office in St. Louis filed a motion today in response to a federal district court’s ruling earlier this week dismissing the government’s forfeiture complaint against…
Looting Matters: St Louis Art Museum Mask: implications for Swiss dealer
implications for Swiss dealer http://lootingmatters.blogspot.com/2012/04/st-louis-art-museum-mask-implications.html April 6, 2012 I have noted earlier this week that the collecting history (“provenance”) for the Egyptian mummy mask acquired by the St Louis Art Museum was seemingly flawed. It cannot have been given to the excavator (who died…
Protected: Ka Nefer Nefer mask – Looting Matters: St Louis Art Museum: "we would do the right thing"
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Protected: Ka Nefer Nefer mask – Looting Matters: St Louis Art Museum: "we would do the right thing"
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Protected: Illicit Cultural Property: Connecting Art and Drug Crime
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Protected: EXCLUSIVE: Turkey Seeks The Return of 18 Objects From The Metropolitan Museum of Art | CHASING APHRODITE
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Protected: Portrait of Fraud — the story of Kristine Eubanks, Jimmy Mobley and "Fine Art Treasures Gallery"
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Protected: Portrait of Fraud — the story of Kristine Eubanks, Jimmy Mobley and "Fine Art Treasures Gallery"
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Introducing WikiLoot: Your Chance to Fight the Illicit Antiquities Trade CHASING APHRODITE
Your Chance to Fight the Illicit Antiquities Trade http://chasingaphrodite.com/2012/03/12/introducing-wikiloot-your-chance-to-fight-the-illicit-antiquities-trade/ March 14, 2012 Today we’re pleased to announce — and to seek your help with — an exciting new project we’ve been tinkering with in private for some time. We’re calling it…
Protected: Fine Art Registry®: Blog: Picasso Fake Sold at Auction: Buyer refused refund by Antiques
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Protected: Cultural Heritage in Danger: Sotheby's "Off-Base" on Cambodian Antiquities Again
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Protected: Cultural Heritage in Danger: Sotheby's "Off-Base" on Cambodian Antiquities Again
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Protected: The Punching Bag: "We have to support better policing of the sites", says the new Getty Museum Director. What does he have in mind?
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Protected: The Punching Bag: "We have to support better policing of the sites", says the new Getty Museum Director. What does he have in mind?
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Protected: Cultural Heritage Lawyer Rick St. Hilaire: Peru Fails to Stop Spain in Odyssey Marine Case
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Protected: Illicit Cultural Property: Armed Antiquities Theft from the Greek Museum in Olympia
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Protected: Looting Matters: Olympia thefts: list released
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Protected: Illicit Cultural Property: Art and Antiquities Crime Up 30% in Greece
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Cultural Heritage in Danger: Research and analysis: there is no substitute
there is no substitute http://safecorner.savingantiquities.org/2012/02/research-and-analysis-there-is-no.html Februray 15, 2012 The announcement of Glasgow University’s new team to study the illegal trade in antiquities is welcome news to those who seek the truth about these issues—fact-based truths. The recent years have seen much discussion of these increasingly…
Protected: CHASING APHRODITE | Cheat Sheet on Timothy Potts, New Director of the Getty Museum
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Protected: Illicit Cultural Property: Congratulations to Simon Mackenzie and Neil Brodie
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Protected: Looting Matters: Robert Hecht: "bought from Medici in good faith"
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Protected: Looting Matters: Robert Hecht: "bought from Medici in good faith"
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Protected: Cultural Heritage Lawyer Rick St. Hilaire: Ivory Smuggling Case Moves Forward
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tomflynn: Fancy a game of cards? The stake is 250 million
Fancy a game of cards? The stake is $250 million http://tom-flynn.blogspot.com/2012/02/fancy-game-of-cards-stake-is-250.html Februray 11, 2012 Cézanne’s Card Players — an acknowledged masterpiece of post-Impressionist painting (left) — has demolished all previous art market records by selling to the Qatari royal family…
Protected: ARCAblog: The Sliding Scale of Looting: Some Definitions (Ton Cremers)
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Protected: The Art Law Blog: Latest on the California Resale Royalty Class Action Ton Cremers
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Protected: Looting Matters: Edoardo Almagia and antiquities: overview
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Protected: Marion True and the Getty Museum’s Almagia Vase | CHASING APHRODITE
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Protected: Robert E. Hecht Jr., leading antiquities dealer over five decades, dead at 92. | CHASING APHRODITE
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Protected: The Statue of Limitations and Recovery of Artworks, by Judith Wallace – artnet Magazine
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Protected: Loot at the Dallas Museum of Art? Museum Responds to Almagia Investigation | CHASING APHRODITE
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Protected: Looting Matters: Sabratha portrait head returned to Libya
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Protected: The Met’s Von Bothmer Collection May Be Evidence In Princeton Criminal Case CHASING APHRODITE
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Protected: Cultural Heritage in Danger: SAFECORNERs Top Ten of 2011
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tomflynn: Greek Culture Minister rushes to deny Acropolis rental rumours
tomflynn: Greek Culture Minister rushes to deny Acropolis rental rumours http://tom-flynn.blogspot.com/2012/01/greeks-culture-minister-rushes-to-deny.html?spref=fb January 19, 2012 The source of the almost instantly viral rumour that the Greeks were considering renting out the Acropolis and other archaeological sites to help pay off the…
tomflynn: Acropolis for rent: surely Hellas is insulted
tomflynn: Acropolis for rent: surely Hellas is insulted http://tom-flynn.blogspot.com/2012/01/acropolis-for-rent-surely-hellas-is.html January 19, 2012 Greece is to make its archaeological sites available for rental by commercial concerns, according to recent reports , seemingly in a desperate effort to help shore up the nation’s…
Protected: Portable Antiquity Collecting and Heritage Issues: The Serbian Connection: The Art World Does Deals with
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Protected: Illicit Cultural Property: Hecht Trial Ends With a Whimper as Well
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Protected: Illicit Cultural Property: Update on the Athens Theft
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Protected: ARCAblog: Why do thieves steal paintings by Picasso?
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Protected: Illicit Cultural Property: Stolen Magritte Returned
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Protected: ARCAblog: Bonne Année: Museum Theft in Greece Ends Holiday Weekend
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Protected: tomflynn: Council negligence invites Hepworth sculpture theft
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Protected: 95% of Ancient Chinese tombs looted – archaeologists are chasing tomb raiders « Nord on Art
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tomflynn: The theft of public sculpture has got to stop
tomflynn: The theft of public sculpture has got to stop http://tom-flynn.blogspot.com/2011/12/theft-of-public-sculpture-has-got-to.html December 22, 2011 Two nights ago a gang of scumbag opportunists broke through the gates of Dulwich Park, just five minutes from where I live in South London, and…
Art In Your Mouth – Bloomsbury man makes historic contribution to Crisis at Christmas with magnificent gift to Greece
Bloomsbury man makes historic contribution to Crisis at Christmas with magnificent gift to Greece Art In Your Mouth http://www.artnose.co.uk/ December 16, 2011 By our sovereign debt correspondents Lucinda Leverage and Nicolas McMerkel LONDON: Saint Neil MacGregor, the quietly spoken patron saint of…