IFARreports

IFARreports

Volume 7, No. 3
April/May 1986

• IFAR Identifies a Pair of Portraits by Thomas Hudson

— Virgilia H. Pancoast

• San Francisco Painting Reunited with Paris Pendant

— Constance Lowenthal

• Rumanian Suits Dismissed in New York and Fort Worth

— Lynn Stowell Pearson

• Owner Sought

Volume 7, No. 1/2
January/February/March 1986

• Return of Cultural Property

— Lynn Stowell Pearson

• The Continuing Problem of Dali Print Forgeries

— Virgilia H. Pancoast

• London Dealer Indicted in Insurance Fraud Scheme

— Lynn Stowell Pearson

• Owners Sought

• Bogus Redfield Joins Growing List of American Forgeries

— Virgilia H. Pancoast

• Nelly Duhem Update: Recoveries and Verdicts

• Cumulative Index: Stolen Art, 1985

• 10 Important Thefts Reported in 1985

Volume 6, No. 8/9
October/November 1985

• IFAR Opposes N.Y. Bill Instituting Three-Year Limit on Suits to Recover Stolen Art

— Constance Lowenthal

• Excessive Restoration of a Bierstadt Precludes an Attribution

— Virgilia H. Pancoast

• Art Dealer Claire Eatz Convicted of Fraud and Sentenced

— Lynn Stowell Pearson

• Update on U.S. Cultural Property Act: Canada Asks U.S. for Curb on Imports

— Lynn Stowell Pearson

Volume 6, No. 6/7
August/September 1985

• An Italian Still Life and Fieravino, “Il Maltese”

— Virgilia H. Pancoast

• Canada Drops Civil Suit in Nok Statuette Case

— A. Caravella

• Geneva Conference on Art Trade Law

— Francine Bayard Leblache

• Rubens Portrait Burned in Zurich