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Authentication in Art 2016 & Guidelines

“I found the Authentication in Art (AiA) 2016 congress to be a wonderful experience. In addition to the inspiring lectures delivered by specialists in the field which allowed for the whole issue of Authenticity in Art to be dealt with in a holistic manner, the entire organization of the congress was excellent, the atmosphere friendly, cordial and professional. I would like to congratulate the organizers on their commitment to the issue and on their efforts to redress an imperfect situation in the art market.”

Dr Jehane Ragai
Emeritus Professor of Chemistry
The American University in Cairo

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Congress 2016 Papers

Authentication in Art 2016 Guidelines Education

Closing Speech – Prof Dr Nico Schrijver

The Art Market: From Chain of Trust to Chain of Transparency – Nanne Dekking

The Unique Property in the History of Connoisseurship and the School of Leonardo da Vinci – Dietrich Seybold

Blockchain as a tool for building an international registry of ownership for fine art – Prof Dr David Yermack

Reflecting on fundamental issues of attributional method – Chiara Matteucci

Expertise of the signatures of Chinese modern painter T’ang Haywen 曾海⽂ (1927-1991) – Philippe Koutouzis

Congress 2016 Posters

Development of a Sampling Tool for the Stratigraphic Study of Historical Paintings

Setting Standards for Technical Authenticity Research

Microscale Radiocarbon Dating of Paintings

Morphological Research of Baruch Spinoza

AiA Award 2016

At the Authentication in Art Congress 2016 the first AiA Award was awarded. The AiA Award is a grant of € 10.000, – for promising new research, new analytical tools and/or methodologies. The AiA Award 2016 was made possible by Artory New York/Berlin, Bruker Corporation headquartered in the United States and Scientific Analysis of Fine Art headquartered in Philadelphia USA

Click here to read more about the AiA Award 2016

Program overview

May 11
Art History & Technical Art History
The Art Market
Education

May 12
Art & Law
Technical Art History
E-Art

May 13
Technical Art History
E-Art

Program topics

  • Reviewing AiA 2012 -2014
  • Education
  • Technical Art History
  • E-Related Initiatives
  • AiA International Mediation Board
  • Art & Law
  • Innovative Technological Developments

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Target audience

The Art World
Collectors
Auctioneers
Art Dealers
Committees of Catalogue Raisonnés
Art Historians
Paintings Conservators
Material Scientists
The Legal Sphere
Legal Departments
Lawyers
Universities
Cultural, Law & Social Studies
Students
Insurance Companies
The Digital World
Computer scientists
Entrepreneurs

Venue

The excellent reputation of The Hague, International City of Peace and Justice, as a European centre for legal matters and art historical research makes it an ideal choice for the congress venue.

AiA Guidelines Education

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