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Posted 1 Year, 9 Months ago
Freeman77
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I am currently working on a law review article regarding the use of an international database on the internet to track lost/stolen art/antiquities/cultural property.

If any of you have any information you think may be of use to me
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Posted 1 Year, 9 Months ago
AnGeL7007
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Which 'international database' do you mean?

There are of course several up and running including:

1. the INTERPOL one managed by the Canadian 'Mounties' http://www.rcmp-grc.gc.ca/

2. Museum Security Network (run out of the Netherlands, with daily postings of losses and other events): http:/museum-secuirty.org/

3. Art Loss Register, London (with funding support from the insurance market, leading auction houses etc. - and with a New York associate IFAR - International Foundation for Art Research): http://www.artloss.com

Also the International Council of Museums (ICOM) is active in this area (see http://www.icom.org/ ) and has postings on individual cases from time to time - there's an account of one African sculpture recovery through ICOM on the server at hte moment) though it does not attempt to duplicate the INTERPOL database.

Patrick Boylan
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