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- SLAPP!!! Fine Art Registry Will Not be Silenced at Fine Art Registry.com
- **LAW.COM**Cruise Passengers Claim Gallery Short-Changed Them During Voyage at fineartregistry.com
- ***UPDATE***Dali Fakes #2 at Fine Art Registry.com
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*a web site where artists can permanently register their art when they create it and where collectors, museums and galleries can register their collections.
*a high tech, one-of-a-kind, patented tagging system for works of art which helps establish authenticity and prevent art fraud and theft.
*a means of establishing provenance and ownership of art pieces from here on out, invaluable to artists, collectors, museums, galleries, insurance companies and police forces.
*to works of art or any valuable collectible what the VIN (Vehicle Identification Number) system is to cars or ISBN (International Standard Book Number) is to books. It enables artists and owners to positively and uniquely identify a piece of art.
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*an online gallery for artists where they can display and sell their art, with the advantage over other online galleries that buyers will know they are getting the real thing.
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Fine Art Registry® Press Release
Fine Art Registry.com
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September 2008 — Present (4 months)
INTERNATIONAL DALI EXPERTS AND ART CRIME POLICE FIND DALI PRINTS SOLD BY
PARK WEST AT SEA TO BE FAKE – FINE ART REGISTRY RELEASES FULL LENGTH VIDEO
(Phoenix, AZ — August 28, 2008) Global Fine Art Registry, LLC, announces the release of a 48-minute documentary video about Salvador Dalí fakes. The video includes interviews with a leading German art crime detective, Ernst Schöller, world renowned experts on Dali original works, Robert and Nicolas Descharnes, and international Dali graphics authority, Frank Hunter, Director of the Salvador Dali Archives, Ltd. They examine two prints sold by Park West Gallery for thousands and tens of thousands of dollars at cruise ship art auctions, and determine that they are fakes.
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Report of Another Park West Gallery Park West at Sea Cruise Ship Art Auction Rip-off
Fine Art Registry
(Arts and Crafts industry)
October 2008 — October 2008 (1 month)
Stephen and Kimberly Wood tell how they were sold art which was fraudulently overpriced by Park West at Sea on their honeymoon aboard the Royal Caribbean International cruise ship Mariner of the Seas in May 2007
(This continues the series of case studies of reported fraudulent misrepresentation and deceptive trade practices at art auctions conducted at sea on cruise ships.)
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Fine Art Registry Featured Artist
Fine Art Registry.com
(Arts and Crafts industry)
October 2008 — October 2008 (1 month)
The Artful Journey
by Georgianna Lane, for Fine Art Registry®
My paintings are simple, yet there is always more than meets the eye. I paint; the painting is a journey unto itself. Enjoy the journey...
Beth Cornell was born in Greensburg, Pennsylvania but traveled long and far to arrive at her current residence in Surprise, Arizona. Along the way, she faced challenges and made decisions, all of which shaped who she is as an artist today. A self-taught painter, her extensive background in graphic arts has given her an acute awareness of the power and nuances of color, an awareness that she uses to dramatic effect in her work.
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SLAPP!!! Fine Art Registry Will Not be Silenced
Fine Art Registry.com
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August 2008 — August 2008 (1 month)
"Short of a gun to the head, a greater threat to First Amendment expression can scarcely be imagined." Judge J. Nicholas Colabella
Park West Gallery served Fine Art Registry and its CEO with a second lawsuit today—this time in the state of Florida—the same exact allegations of defamation and slander mind you—but a second lawsuit nonetheless. Why? Solely to harass, intimidate, and attempt to stop Fine Art Registry from continuing to investigate and report the truth.
Over the course of the last year, our investigative efforts have made it abundantly clear that Park West Gallery makes litigation part of its business model--abusing the Court system and using it as its legalized torture chamber to bully and strong arm individuals, businesses and anyone that dare speak out against its untoward business practices.
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**LAW.COM**Cruise Passengers Claim Gallery Short-Changed Them During Voyage
fineartregistry.com
(Fine Art industry)
July 2008 — July 2008 (1 month)
John Pacenti
Daily Business Review
July 28, 2008
Sarasota, Fla., real estate agent David Bouverat resisted buying art for most of his cruise. But he ventured out after dinner toward the end of his Baltic Sea voyage with a few drinks in him and viewed art for sale by surrealists Joan Miro and Salvador Dali.
He ended up buying two works on a two-week cruise aboard Celebrity Cruise Lines' Constellation in June 2007. Bouverat said he was told the print and painting he purchased from Park West Gallery were worth about $15,000 apiece. He paid a total of $20,520.
Once on land, he says he learned the Miro print was almost worthless, akin to poster art. The other piece was a painting of a clown playing a guitar by Anatole Krasnyansky. Bouverat said Krasnyansky appears to work exclusively in a stable of artists for Southfield, Mich.-based Park West, which bills itself as "America's premier art dealer."
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***UPDATE***Dali Fakes #2
Fine Art Registry.com
(Fine Art industry)
June 2008 — June 2008 (1 month)
Where do the Park West Dali Prints Come From?
In the last article in this series, we covered the fact that two prints sold by Park West, one for around $18,000 and one for over $7,000 were both found by experts to be fakes.
This brings up the question: Where do the Dali prints sold by Park West come from?
The first step in examining this subject is to have a look at what Park West themselves say about the origins of the Dali prints they sell. Each print sold is accompanied by a "Certificate of Authenticity" which describes the origin of the print. These are signed usually by Albert Scaglione, owner of the company, or by Morris Shapiro, gallery director. Many of the prints are also accompanied by an "Appraisal", also signed in-house by one of the above two, usually Albert Scaglione, and also giving a description of the prints or other art work being appraised...
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Assistant to Director of Member Support
Fineartregistry.com
(Fine Art industry)
February 2008 — February 2008 (1 month)
Helping Fineartregistry.com members understand our mission.Bringing order to the world of art. With our patented tagging and registering system we store your art and collectibles in a central datbase for LIFE. For more information please visit our site at www.fineartregistry.com
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FAR is... a web site where artists can permanently register their art when they create it and where collectors, museums and galleries can register their collections. a high tech, one-of-a-kind, patented tagging system for works of art which helps establish authenticity and prevent art fraud and theft. a means of establishing provenance and ownership of art pieces from here on out, invaluable to artists, collectors, museums, galleries, insurance companies and police forces. to works of art or any valuable collectible what the VIN (Vehicle Identification Number) system is to cars or ISBN (International Standard Book Number) is to books. It enables artists and owners to positively and uniquely identify a piece of art. Read More at: www.fineartregistry.com
Global Fineartregistry.com’s Honors:
As a result of many Fine Art Registry™ members coming to us for answers on the problems that plague the art industry, we have decided to dedicate a section of Fine Art Registry to report on all our interesting advocacy issues. Currently, we are helping educate many on the subject of purchasing art at auction both on land and at sea. Here you will find articles, reports and updates on what Fine Art Registry is doing in the art world to help bring a little order to the world of art. We hope you find this section of our web site informative and educational.
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