Art forgery, the regime of truth and its legal treatment in Colombia
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Art forgery is an uncommon subject in national doctrine and a subject which is less commonly written about in international doctrine. Most doctrinal and jurisprudential sources commonly refer to forgery as falsifying public or private documents and the issues that surround it. Therefore, art forgery presents a great legal challenge as it is not only premised on a physical change but also on a modification of the truth contained in the object of forgery. This article investigates themes such as: the truth within works of art, the definition of a work of art, and many other concepts that are related to these topics
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