CERL Collection Security Summer School 6 September 2017

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CERL Collection Security Summer School 6 September 2017 After the Theft CERL Collection Security Summer School 6 September 2017

After the theft (Q 15-17)

Report to the police

What to report? A lot of questions to be asked: What happened? When did it happen? Do you know who did it? Do you know what you are missing? Did you secure evidence? Etc

Proof?

Proof Obvious things like CCTV images, witnesses

Proof Good, complete descriptions Digital copies DNA marking Other copy related information: Identification marks, bindings, but also wormholes, foxing, etc.

Proof

Other things to be done All depending on the kind of theft, and the extent: Inform the trade Inform colleagues Inform the press

Contact colleagues

Be open

Martin Finkelnberg Art Crime, The Dutch Perspective