IFARreports

New York Dealer Returns Italian Fresco: 11-12th century St Cosmas hacked out of wall at Grotta dei Santi, Calvi, near Naples. Statuette Returned to India: 9th century A.D. stone sculpture. San Francisco Museum Returns Pre Columbian Murals: Voluntary return of Aztec murals by The Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco sets important precedent

Seven persons indicted for selling fake Dali prints: Martin Fleischman and his wife, Carol Convertine; Dennis Flanagan; Dean Thomas; Roy Goldsmith; Jason Fern; Dennis Huculiak; Convertine Fine Art Ltd. and Caravan Galleries implicated.

Houshang Mahboubian, antiquities dealer, accused of masterminding theft from Customs warehouse in Queens, New York, of his own Persian antiquities to collect insurance. Also indicted: Daniel Kohl, Jim Benjamin, Al Brown, Thomas May, Nedjatollah Sakhai, James Flint, James Prunty, Darryl Porter, Westly Ballard, Mike Smith, and Robert Valentine.

Watteau, Fête in the Park; Hackaert, Landscape with People and Animals; other works.

Children’s Party returned to Plymouth auction house.

Hunt painting; American Indian ethnographic objects.

Huntington, New York: Wood Gaylor painting, Arts Ball.

Brussels, Belgium: van Dyck St Sebastian and Jordaens, La Puce paintings. Lincolnshire, England: Netscher, Fantin-Latour, Metsu paintings. Tucson, Arizona: de Kooning, Woman—Ochre, from University of Arizona Museum of Art; description and sketches of suspects. New York, New York: 10 works from Madison Avenue gallery, including Benton, Durrie, Tenney Johnson, Krieghoff pictures and Humphriss sculptures. Bedford Hills, New York: Tiffany window, the Stream. Miami, Florida: gold jewelry and precious stones from hotel lobby. Los Angeles, California: Ninety-one 19th- and 20th-century paintings, together with all of their documentation. Scarsdale, New York: Sacramental vessels.