IFAR Journal

IFAR Journal

Volume 2, No. 1
Winter 1998/99

• An IFAR Miró Authentication in the “Age of Mechanical Reproduction”

— Sharon Flescher and Adrian V. Sudhalter

• Ten Important Thefts in 1998

• Ten Important Recoveries in 1998

• Updates & Newsbriefs: Stolen Pissarro Oil Painting Found After 20 Years

— Sharon Flescher

• Native American Art and Antiques: A Legal Primer for Collectors

— Susan B. Bruning

• Museums Adopt Holocaust-Era Restitution Guidelines

• The Statute of Limitations on Art Recovery Cases: An Overview

— Lawrence M. Kaye

• Authentication Service Report: A Virgin of Sorrows

— Paul Crenshaw

• Schiele and Looted Art: A Gallery Director’s First-Hand Experiences

— Jane Kallir

• A Note from the New Executive Director of IFAR

— Sharon Flescher

• Letters to the Editor

— Franklin Feldman and John H. Merryman

• New York’s Statute of Limitations with Respect to Stolen Art and Holocaust Claims

— Franklin Feldman

• Mary Magdalene: The Royal Predilection for Her Image

— Clara Graziani Bronson

• The French Law of Experts: A Corrected View

— Franklin Feldman

• Panel Takes on “Challenges” of the Catalogue Raisonné

— Jennifer Landes

• Treasure Salvers Win a Victory in the Ninth Circuit

— Carla Shapreau