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Life Long Learners, Students and Teachers of Art HistoryAuthenticating and Evaluating Paintings and Other Art Objects
While Traditional Fine Arts Organization (TFAO) does not provide authentication services, the information in this report is provided as a public service and may be of help to readers studying approaches to authentication and evaluation of their works of art. Following are questions often asked by people seeking to better understand art objects which they own or are considering for purchase.
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The International Foundation for Art Research (IFAR) website includes an informative page within its Educational Resources section titled "Collector's Corner." Thirteen important topics are covered on issues such as "Provenance Research," "Verifying Authenticity," "Determining a Work's Condition," "Documenting Your Collection" and many more. [accessed February, 2014]
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