FBI National Stolen Art File 1.4

The National Stolen Art File (NSAF) is a curated database of stolen art and cultural property, regularly updated by worldwide law enforcement agencies. Objects are promptly removed upon recovery, although not all resolutions are reported back. Should you possess relevant details on an artwork featured in the NSAF, we encourage you to submit any tips through tips.fbi.gov.

This application offers several functionalities:

1. Conduct a thorough search based on various criteria such as location, art type, and description, utilizing the free search feature.
2. Filter stolen art listings by category, including drawings, watercolors, paintings, tapestries, and more.
3. Save appealing entries for convenient future reference.
4. Share compelling finds effortlessly via text messages, emails, or social media platforms.

Guide on using the app:

• Upon opening the app, the default display showcases the most recently added entries first.
• Utilize the frame icon in the top left corner to apply filters by category or date or to provide a tip to the FBI.
• To explore specific art pieces, select items of interest after filtering; detailed information, images, and options for sharing data with the FBI are readily available.
• Save preferred entries by marking them as favorites for quick access.
• Access all saved favorite entries with ease by using the star button.
• For targeted searches, use the search bar to input keywords or locations for precise results.