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   <title>Fine Art Registry - Salvador Dali Investigation</title>
   <link>http://www.salvadordalifakes.com/</link>
   <copyright>Copyright 2003-2008 Global Fine Art Registry LLC.</copyright>
   <description>Fine Art Registry Investigates Long History of Suspected Fake Dali Prints from Torino-based Albaretto Family</description>
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   <lastBuildDate>11 Nov 2008 11:55:00 MST</lastBuildDate>

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	<title>Remembering Albert Field</title>
    
	<link>http://www.salvadordalifakes.com/articles/remembering-albert-field.php</link>
     
	<pubDate>11 Nov 2008 11:55:00 MST</pubDate>
     
	<dc:creator>Frank Hunter</dc:creator>
     
	<description>The recent Associate Press article about Albert Field's donated playing card collection (to Columbia University), reveals his highly idiosyncratic interests....</description>

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	<title>Dali Fakes #4: More Truth for Park West Gallery and its Lone Dali Authenticator, Bernard Ewell</title>
    
	<link>http://www.salvadordalifakes.com/articles/parkwest-dali-authenticator.php</link>
     
	<pubDate>21 Oct 2008 16:30:00 MST</pubDate>
     
	<dc:creator>Fine Art Registry</dc:creator>
     
	<description>The oldest, largest and most widely hailed auction houses in the world, Sotheby's and Christie's agree that the only definitive universal experts on the original works of Salvador Dali are Robert and Nicolas Descharnes of Paris, France...</description>

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	<title>Dali Fakes #3: Authenticating Salvador Dali - Whom Can You Trust?</title>
    
	<link>http://www.salvadordalifakes.com/articles/dali-authentication.php</link>
     
	<pubDate>21 Oct 2008 14:00:00 MST</pubDate>
     
	<dc:creator>Fine Art Registry</dc:creator>
     
	<description>It may be too obvious but it's worth stating: a genuine painting by Picasso, by Jackson Pollock, by Rembrandt, by any famous artist, can fetch tens or hundreds of thousands or even many millions of dollars; a fake or a forgery, which can often look very much like the real thing, is usually worth nothing or very little...</description>

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	<title>The Truth About Park West at Sea Cruise Line Art Auctions, An Insider's Story</title>
    
	<link>http://www.salvadordalifakes.com/articles/video-parkwest-auctioneer.php</link>
     
	<pubDate>10 Oct 2008 10:10:00 MST</pubDate>
     
	<dc:creator>Fine Art Registry</dc:creator>
     
	<description>Video interview with former Park West auctioneer, Gavin Watson, who pioneered art auctions on cruise ships before Park West Gallery ever got involved or Park West at Sea was formed...</description>

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	<title>The Artist's Magazine features Fine Art Registry Dali Investigation Article</title>
    
	<link>http://www.fineartregistry.com/mediacenter/art-news.php#artist-magazine</link>
     
	<pubDate>10 Oct 2008 10:10:00 MST</pubDate>
     
	<dc:creator>Fine Art Registry</dc:creator>
     
	<description>The Artist's Magazine November 2008 issue carries a two-page spread about the Fine Art Registry led investigation into the authenticity and value of two Dali prints sold by Park West at Sea for thousands of dollars...</description>

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	<title>Thumbs Down for Bernie Ewell - Sotheby's Says Decharnes Rules</title>
    
	<link>http://www.salvadordalifakes.com/articles/sothebys-dali-experts.php</link>
     
	<pubDate>23 Sep 2008 00:05:00 MST</pubDate>
     
	<dc:creator>Fine Art Registry</dc:creator>
     
	<description>AUCTION GIANT SOTHEBY'S WEIGHS IN... on the subject of authentication of "ORIGINAL" Salvador Dali works of art...</description>

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	<title>Salvador Dali Fakes, Documentary Video</title>
    
	<link>http://www.salvadordalifakes.com/articles/video-dali-fakes.php</link>
     
	<pubDate>28 Aug 2008 18:45:00 MST</pubDate>
     
	<dc:creator>Fine Art Registry</dc:creator>
     
	<description>Five part video series in which Fine Art Registry takes Salvador Dali prints to world renowned Dali experts and authorities...</description>

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	<title>Press Release: Dali Fakes Video</title>
    
	<link>http://www.salvadordalifakes.com/articles/press-082808.php</link>
     
	<pubDate>28 Aug 2008 18:05:00 MST</pubDate>
     
	<dc:creator>Fine Art Registry</dc:creator>
     
	<description>International Dali Experts and Art Crime Police Find Dali Prints Sold by Park West at Sea to be Fake – Fine Art Registry Releases Full Length Video...</description>

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	<title>The Great Dali Fraud, Dali Fake Prints Gallery Photos</title>
    
	<link>http://www.salvadordalifakes.com/gallery/</link>
     
	<pubDate>28 Aug 2008 12:45:00 MST</pubDate>
     
	<dc:creator>Fine Art Registry</dc:creator>
     
	<description>Photographs provided by the Salvador Dalí Archives Ltd., of New York City. Their provenance is Mara and Giuseppe Albaretto, Turin, Italy...</description>

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	<title>Open Letter from Frank Hunter, Director, The Dali Archives, LTD</title>
    
	<link>http://www.salvadordalifakes.com/articles/dali-archives-letter1.php</link>
     
	<pubDate>15 Aug 2008 16:30:00 MST</pubDate>
     
	<dc:creator>Fine Art Registry</dc:creator>
     
	<description>A response to the recent outbreak of lies and slander about Albert Field, The Official Catalog of the Graphic Works of Salvador Dali, and related matters...</description>

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	<title>Dali Fakes Part II, Origin of Park West Gallery's Dali Prints</title>
    
	<link>http://www.salvadordalifakes.com/articles/parkwest-dali-prints.php</link>
     
	<pubDate>23 Jun 2008 16:10:00 MST</pubDate>
     
	<dc:creator>Fine Art Registry</dc:creator>
     
	<description>Where do the Dali prints sold by Park West come from? The first step in examining this subject is to have a look at what Park West themselves say about the origins of the Dali prints they sell...</description>

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	<title>Dali Print Fakes Part I, Forgery and Fraud</title>
    
	<link>http://www.salvadordalifakes.com/articles/dali-prints-forgery.php</link>
     
	<pubDate>10 Jun 2008 16:55:00 MST</pubDate>
     
	<dc:creator>David Phillips</dc:creator>
     
	<description>Fake originals and prints are a huge industry, and a scourge on the art market today. This is a study of forgery and fraud concerning two Salvador Dali limited edition prints....</description>

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