Published: Thursday 5th March 2020
ALR’s Paul Exbrayat is interviewed in Collect magazine by Johan-Frédérik Hel Guedj: Depuis trente ans, The Art Loss Register aide à retrouver les oeuvres volées. Nous avons rencontré Paul Exbrayat, en charge du marché français et francophone, lors de sa venue à la BRAFA. TEXTE & PORTRAITS : JOHAN FREDERIK HEL GUEDJ En 1978, sept […]
Published: Sunday 1st March 2020
Have you always ever how the ALR works with TEFAF and other fairs to stop stolen art and antiques being offered for sale? How does this work in practice? What happens to objects if they are found to have been stolen in the past? The ALR’s Manager of International Art Fairs, Will Korner, was interviewed […]
Published: Saturday 1st February 2020
What have we been up to? It might be quite late but wishing you all a very happy and successful 2020! Recovery of ancient Kushan sculpture makes international headlines We are delighted to announce that a Kushan sculpture that was stolen the National Museum of Afghanistan in Kabul in the 1990s will shortly be repatriated. […]
Published: Friday 17th January 2020
The ALR has worked with the Metropolitan Police and the British Museum to return the sculpture to the National Museum of Afghanistan in Kabul The Art Loss Register (ALR) is pleased to announce the forthcoming repatriation of a sculpture to Afghanistan. The fragment has been recovered after being offered for sale at TimeLine Auctions, a […]
Published: Saturday 5th October 2019
What have we been up to? It has been an extremely busy (but successful!) few months at the ALR. A few event highlights in which we have been involved include… Yesterday… – The ALR’s Paul Exbrayat was in Lille presenting to an academic conference on “From identification to restitution of confiscated works during WW2”, organised […]
