Published: Tuesday 24th November 2020
Research from the Art Loss Register has enabled the repatriation of a looted stele to Egypt. The stele was transported to the US for exhibition at TEFAF New York Fall in October 2019, but the ALR’s checks prior to the fair identified issues with the provenance for the object. It was therefore not exhibited at […]
Published: Thursday 12th November 2020
The monthly French magazine for jurist’s practitioners published a 62-page file dedicated to the art market in their October publication. The ALR’s Paul Exbrayat contributed an article on the topic ‘the stolen art databases’, presenting the differences and opportunities between open, closed and managed stolen art databases – and covering why it is in the […]
Published: Friday 16th October 2020
A new face for our 30th anniversary As many have you already seen, our new website launched in July. We would like to extend our thanks for the appreciation and feedback we have received. We are happy that it provides a faster, more informative and easy-to-use reference point for you and your clients. … Max Ernst located […]
Published: Monday 6th July 2020
The Chartered Institute of Loss Adjusters (CILA) Claims Focus June 2020 issue featured an article from the ALR’s Antonia Kimbell about the work of The Watch Register and the recovery of stolen watches. In recent months CILA members Alex Wakefield and Brendan Gillooly have delivered informative and engaging sessions on the subject of watches. Noting […]
Published: Wednesday 1st July 2020
Announcing Partnership with London Art Week Digital We are delighted to announce that we are a Cultural Partner for this summer’s edition of London Art Week – which will be accessible as an online platform LAW Digital! For LAW Digital, we will be hosting two special events for which we hope that you can join […]
