IFAR Journal
Volume 5, No. 2
2002
2002
• Solving Puzzles, Discovering O’Keeffe: The Georgia O’Keeffe Catalogue Raisonné
— Editor
• Solving Puzzles, Discovering O’Keeffe: Part I
— Barbara Buhler Lynes
• Solving Puzzles, Discovering O’Keeffe: Part II
— Judith Walsh
• Recent UK Initiatives Against Illicit Trade in Antiquities Including Accession to the 1970 UNESCO Convention
— David Gaimster
Volume 4/5, No. 4/1
2001/02
2001/02
• Edited Proceedings: September 11th: Art Loss, Damage, and Repercussions—An IFAR Symposium. Introduction
— Sharon Flescher
• September 11th Art Loss: Public Art at the World Trade Center
— Saul S. Wenegrat
• September 11th Art Loss: The World Trade Center Memorial
— Elyn Zimmerman
• September 11th Art Loss: The Artist Residency Program in the Twin Towers
— Moukhtar Kocache
Volume 4, No. 3
2001
2001
• The UNESCO Convention on the Protection of the Underwater Cultural Heritage
— James A.R. Nafziger
• Lost, Stolen and Destroyed Pictures by Sir Joshua Reynolds
— David Mannings
• Early Netherlandish Paintings or 20th-Century Fakes?- An IFAR Evening
— Maryan W. Ainsworth
• Updates & Newsbriefs: Verdict in New York Antiquities Trial
— Sharon Flescher
Volume 4, No. 2
2001
2001
• Thirty Years of the Rembrandt Research Project: The Tension Between Science and Connoisseurship in Authenticating Art
— Ernst van de Wetering
• U. S. Museums to Provide Expanded Information About Objects Transferred in Europe During the Nazi Era
— Stephen E. Weil
• Updates & Newsbriefs: French Court Finds Art Dealer Guilty of Handling War Loot
— Sharon Flescher
• Updates & Newsbriefs: He Stole His Own Paintings: Now He Has 3 Years to Think About It
— Sharon Flescher
Volume 4, No. 1
2001
2001
• De Chirico Forgeries: The Treachery of the Surrealists
— William H. Robinson
• The FBI's Role in Art Fraud and Theft: An IFAR Evening
— Lynn Chaffinch, Catherine Begley, W. Thomas Cassano, Neil Cronin
• A Puzzle Resolved: Duke's Portrait Identified
— Gertrude Wilmers
• The Laches Defense in Art Theft Litigation
— Jeremy G. Epstein