Anchor a Tivat work to object-specific evidence
The public institution describes its home in the Buća complex and publishes programmes involving ethnographic material, photography, sculpture, and a Düsseldorf–Tivat art donation. Each programme has its own ownership and custody history. A maritime subject, Mediterranean theme, local artist claim, or visual relationship to an exhibition cannot prove that a separate piece belongs to a collection, is authentic, is transferable, or carries institutional approval.
Prepare maker, title, date, medium, support, dimensions, packed size, weight, components, marks, labels, edition, frame, glazing, condition, alterations, provenance, ownership, and exhibition records. For outdoor sculpture or multimedia, add base, lifting points, assembly, rights, equipment, wind limits, and maintenance. Independent specialists should examine attribution, authenticity, cultural-property, title, conservation, engineering, and valuation issues that the documents do not resolve.



