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Dr. John Daab - Art Fraud Examiner
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Dr. John Daab - Fine Art Registry™ Columnist

Art Fraud Examiner

Born in Brooklyn, NY, John lives in Princeton, NJ with his wife of 45 years. John is father of three, and a grandfather. He began work as carpenter apprentice, and went on to become a carpenter, superintendent, high rise builder and construction manager exec., a professor of construction at NYU, owner of two schools, sculptor, writer, business consultant, educational course and program developer.
Currently John is a Certified Fraud Examiner specializing in art and forgery research. Education: BA,/MA Philosophy, MBA Business, MPS/Industrial Counseling, MA Labor Studies, and currently working on PHD in Business Administration He is a member of the National Sculpture Society, the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners, and Fine Art Registry (his works can be seen in his FAR online portfolio) John has won awards for teaching management and service to NYU.


Article List


July 1, 2008:
Legalized Art Fraud and Droit Morale Legalized Art Fraud and Droit Morale
If it isn’t bad enough that fine art buyers and collectors are surrounded by a system of poor oversight in the presentation of authenticity of artworks for sale, various laws legalize the product... Read More


May 23, 2008:
The Art Authentication Credential The Art Authentication Credential: The Authentic, the Questionable and the Fraudulent
The authentication of a work of fine art usually takes place under the purview of an art expert. The individual may specialize in scientific analysis, provenance or document support, and/or... Read More


April 18, 2008:
Fine Art Connoisseurship and its Reckoning Fine Art Connoisseurship and its Reckoning: Processes, Problems, and Appropriate Role for the Fine Art Connoisseur in the Authentication Process
The assessment of a work of fine art usually begins with an examination of the medium used to produce the work. For example, if a work is an oil painting, the assessor will look at the type of... Read More


February 20, 2008:
Fine Art Authentication Management Fine Art Authentication Management
Some time ago Fine Art Registry™ reported that the Parker family, believing that a painting they possessed might be a genuine Jackson Pollock, contacted Paul Biro, Montreal based art restorer and... Read More


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