Art Antiquity & Law

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Latest documents

• 'About as Good as it Gets': Export Licensing--Advance Notice and the Competent Authority.
• Scanning Cultural Heritage: The Implications for Intellectual Property and Cultural Institutions.
• Fulfilling the Tripartite Public Mandate: Three-Dimensional Reproductions and Copyright within Museums.
• Bridging the Gap between Ethics and Law: The Dutch Framework for Nazi-Looted Art.
• Claims for Return of Looted Art: The Scope and Legacy of the HEAR Act: Zuckerman v. The Metropolitan Museum of Art.
• Plundering Beauty: A History of Art Crime during War.
• A New Importance for Provenance in Sale by Description? Hearn v. McLeod Estate.
• A Prowl Through the New German Cultural Property Protection Legislation.
• Application of Financial Disclosure Laws to Art Purchases in Belgium: Beyond 'Caveat Emptor'.
• Street Photography in New York and Paris: A Comparative Legal Analysis.

Featured documents

• CLAIMS FOR THE RETURN OF HOLOCAUST ART: SCOPE OF THE US HEAR ACT: Zuckerman v. The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York.
• Protecting Cultural Objects: Before and After 1970.
• 'About as Good as it Gets': Export Licensing--Advance Notice and the Competent Authority.
• CONFERENCE REPORT ART, LAW & POLITICS SYMPOSIUM: KING'S COLLEGE, CAMBRIDGE. SATURDAY 2ND MARCH 2019.
• PROVING CONTEMPORARY ART FORGERIES: AN ANALYSIS OF R. v. GANT AND SIDDIQUE.
• A LOOK AT MORAL RIGHTS UNDER BRAZILIAN LAW: A TROPICAL HOT BED?
• CONFERENCE REPORT INSTITUTE OF ART AND LAW STUDY FORUM: London, Saturday 23rd February 2019.
• RECONCEPTUALISING MUSICAL TREASURES IN ITALY, THE EU AND THE WORLD: THE FUNCTIONAL LEGACY OF PERFORMATIYITY.
• A New Importance for Provenance in Sale by Description? Hearn v. McLeod Estate.
• COPYRIGHT PROTECTION OF WORKS DISPLAYED IN PUBLIC PLACES: Challenges over the Freedom of Panorama Exception.