US EditionNew Regulation Around EU Import Law Promises Art Market Shakeup
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A European regulation making it compulsory to search for cultural goods imported from countries outside the EU to combat trafficking worries French art dealers, who denounce a "gas factory" harmful to their activity.
A European regulation to combat trafficking worries French art dealers
Paris – Any importer of art objects will be required to provide documents certifying the provenance of any item coming from a non-EU country in order to obtain an import license for resale, according to a European regulation that will come into effect on June 28. It must be completed, via a centralized computer system, that of 2019 established to combat the financing of terrorism through the illicit trafficking of art objects. But it raises con…
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