Selling pre columbian artifacts
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of real pre-Columbian artifacts was scarce. It was also a period that saw a burgeoning industry in faking pre-Columbian objects. When Smithsonian archaeologist W. H. Holmes visited Mexico City in 1884, he saw "relic shops" on every corner filled …
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Patterson—who saw himself as saving history—decided instead to go into business selling what would otherwise be destroyed. Operating primarily out of Germany, Patterson sold Pre-Columbian artifacts to the rich and famous, until he was targeted for facilitating looting Latin American sites, first in the United States, then in Spain and Germany.
DePaul Journal of Art, Technology & Intellectual Property Law
liable for stealing pre-Columbian artifacts from Mexico and selling them in the United States. 7 . The defendants were charged with conspiring to receive, conceal and/or steal goods in interstate. 21. See Hollinshead, 495 F.2d at 1155-56. The trial judge's instruction that
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Looting, Collecting, & Archaeology
1999 From the Collector's Perspective: The Legality of Importing Pre-Columbian Art and Artifacts . In The Ethics of Collecting Cultural Property: Whose Culture? Whose Property? , edited by Phyllis Mauch Messenger, pp. 155-176. University of New Mexico Press, Albuquerque. Herscher, Ellen 2001 Scourge of the Forgery Culture. Archaeology 54(1):61-66.
Fordham Law Review
Although a good deal of the illicit trafficking is in pre-Columbian artifacts, the problem is by no means limited to Latin America. 1. 7 . Any country with a rich cultural heritage. 18 . or unique ethnological art' 9 . is a potential target for the. 9. Bernal, supra note 1, at 119; Hamilton, Museum Acquisitions: The Case for Sef-
Peruvian Antiquities and the Collecting of Cultural Goods
impact of online selling, and reports findings from preliminary research on contemporary eBay sales of pre-Columbian Peruvian antiquities. After looking into current market conduct, the article considers implications of the market and collecting for the preservation of …
The weaving of original textiles influenced by pre ...
Pre-Columbian Peruvian textiles have been under study since the dis-covery of textile artifacts in the burial grounds of ancient Peru. Be-cause of the great abundance of textiles, a knowledge of weaving tech-niques was needed by the archeologists and anthropologists. Junius Bird, Lila O'Neale and Alfred Kroeber are among the prominent scholars who
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Buying, Selling, Owning the Past ... in unprovenanced artifacts. ... could argue that pre-Columbian art is part of Guatemala’s specific heritage, even though Guatemala ...
From Pre-Columbian Artifact to Pre-Columbian Art
obstacles to selling Pre-Columbian artifacts. The spread between the cost and the selling prices I received offered a comfortable cushion and I did well. For many years, Pre-Columbian art was a more important source of revenuefor the gallery than the paintings of the NewYork abstract expressionists I represented-and I represented some of the best.7
The weaving of original textiles influenced by pre ...
Pre-Columbian Peruvian textiles have been under study since the dis-covery of textile artifacts in the burial grounds of ancient Peru. Be-cause of the great abundance of textiles, a knowledge of weaving tech-niques was needed by the archeologists and anthropologists. Junius Bird, Lila O'Neale and Alfred Kroeber are among the prominent scholars who
DePaul Journal of Art, Technology & Intellectual Property Law
liable for stealing pre-Columbian artifacts from Mexico and selling them in the United States. 7 . The defendants were charged with conspiring to receive, conceal and/or steal goods in interstate. 21. See Hollinshead, 495 F.2d at 1155-56. The trial judge's instruction that
Enforcing Foreign Ownership Claims In The Antiquities Market
strength. See Dunn, Personal Business, Bus. Wx., Jan. 20, 1986, at 93 (pre-Columbian work re-cently sold for S175,000); N.Y. Times, Feb. 10, 1988, at C18, col. 6 (Mayan vase sold in 1984 for ... recovering artifacts that have been removed. 8 The damage inflicted by looters on the body of scientific knowledge that undiscovered artifacts re ...
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2 1. Introduction The smuggling of antiques and cultural property is thought to be big business. All countries impose restrictions on the export of various classes of cultural property and antiques,1 ranging from archeological objects to coins to older art works.2 Hence their sale abroad often requires their illegal export from the country of origin.
Peruvian Antiquities and the Collecting of Cultural Goods
impact of online selling, and reports findings from preliminary research on contemporary eBay sales of pre-Columbian Peruvian antiquities. After looking into current market conduct, the article considers implications of the market and collecting for the preservation of Peru’s cultural heritage.
Case Note – Pre-Columbian Archaeological Objects
the pre-Columbian artifacts could not have been “stolen” because of the lack of evidence showing they were taken from private individuals without their consent and whether the Republic of Mexico actually had possession of them. They based this on previous case law on which US courts have relied on in order to define “stolen” in the NSPA.
Fordham Law Review
Although a good deal of the illicit trafficking is in pre-Columbian artifacts, the problem is by no means limited to Latin America. 1. 7 . Any country with a rich cultural heritage. 18 . or unique ethnological art' 9 . is a potential target for the. 9. Bernal, supra note 1, at 119; …
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(a) art objects and artifacts of the pre-Columbian cultures of the United States of America and the United Mexican States of outstanding importance to the national patrimony, including stealae and architectural features such as relief and wall art;
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