“The mishandling of works of art or antiquities raise a host of issues in international, civil and criminal law across different jurisdictions. Janet Ulph and Ian Smith have pulled together the different elements into a neat and extremely useful book. It works very well as a practitioner guide but includes a good academic context for the discussion.” – Richard Harwood QC, Thirty Nine Essex Street,
“The text makes outstanding contributions to knowledge in several areas [and] nurtures the understanding of scholars, researchers, practitioners and students interested in legal developments in the premier art market in the UK. It also provides a solid basis for comparative law study of an eminently worthwhile subject.” – Christa Roodt,
Edinburgh Law Review, Volume 17
“An intelligent and thorough endeavour, this text is a great credit to its authors.” – M Michelle Gallant,
Legal Studies, Volume 34, Number 1