Fine Art Registry™
Helping Bring Order to the World of Art™
Fine Art Registry™ provides a unique, patented, high technology tagging and registration system for artists, collectors, galleries and museums, to help ensure authenticity and provide accurate provenance for works of art and all valuable collectibles. Fine Art Registry members have their own online art gallery and artist portfolio, and can offer their art and collectibles for sale. Fine Art Registry takes no commission for these sales. Free downloadable certificates of authenticity are also available for members. Our system helps prevent art fraud and fakery and deter theft. It helps with recovery of stolen art and with insurance policies and claims.
The Fine Art Registry is packed with useful information for artists, art buyers and collectors, art museums and galleries, collectors and art lovers. Find out more about Fine Art Registry by watching the introductory videos on this page and reading more about it at What is FAR®?
http://www.fineartregistry.com/articles/far_art/what_is_far.php
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What is FAR?
FAR® Tag Technology and Permanent Online Registry for Art and Collectibles
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.
Forensics and the Fingerprints of the Artist by Dr. John Daab CFE, CFC, for Fine Art Registry®
Read articles in the series here: Art Forensics #1 - Introduction: Forensic Science under Attack by NAS Art Forensics #2 - Forensic Science and Provenance Research: Questioned Documents Art Forensics #3 - Handwriting Analysis Art Forensics #4 - Forensic Linguistics
Introduction
Fingerprint match evidence is recognized by the legal system as one of the strongest elements in establishing the guilt or innocence of a person charged with a crime. If a person's print is on a piece of real evidence such as a gun, knife, or the steering wheel of a getaway car, it is generally accepted that the person was involved in the crime. The foundation for the forensic science of fingerprint analysis comes from its longevity of use without oppositional findings questioning its reliability. One hundred years without being proven false is accepted by the court system as the smoking gun in proving guilt or innocence. It is further bolstered by the belief that no two fingerprints are alike, and if a match is found, logic propels the conclusion that it could not be the case that someone else has a similar print and could be the guilty party. It has been noted that even identical twins do not have matching prints.
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