Lucas Cranach le Jeune (1515-1586)

An imminent return in situ for a Venus by Cranach the Younger with the princely pedigree of Anatole Demidoff, which was first sold at the Hôtel Drouot 159 years ago.

This collection of a Parisian aesthete who chose to remain anonymous attracted much attention and two high-level preemptions by the Louvre.

This Conversion of Saint Paul by Lucas Cranach the Younger has a counterpart in Nuremberg but it differs in significant respects.

Compton Verney’s new exhibition "Cranach: Artist and Innovator" is an exploration of his profound influence on contemporary artists today.

The Mystical Marriage by the Piedmontese painter, and the Cain and Abel by the Neapolitan Baroque painter Giordano, led the auction on Friday, selling for €211,200 and €192,000 respectively under Ader's hammer.

If there is a collection that must not be missed under any circumstances, it is the one put together decades ago by James Bismuth, an agricultural commodities broker, who died last December at the age of 89.

The Lucas Museum of Narrative Art in Los Angeles, which began construction in March 2018, announced on Tuesday that construction delays will push the museum’s projected opening from 2023 to 2025. The Museum’s Director explained that supply chain issues exacerbated by the pandemic are among the causes. (Artnews)

The wave of activism affecting museums has arrived in Germany, where demonstrators have glued themselves to the Rest during the Flight to Egypt by Lucas Cranach the Elder at the Gemaeldegalerie in Berlin. The Director General of the Cultural Council condemned the actions citing "the high risk of damaging the works".

Initiated in 1960 by the Ateliers d'art de France, this award is designated for artisans under 35 years old. The 2020 winners are Louis Biron and Carole Serny (carvers) A.-C. Saliba (paper designer) and Juliette Vivien (ceramist). Winners receive a marketing campaign or participation in a trade show.

The Lamentation of Christ by an artist from the School of Lucas Cranach the Elder (1472-1553), lost during WWII and restored some 80 years later, has been officially returned to the National Museum in Wrocław, Poland. The painting had been at the Stockholm National Museum, where it wound up after the war.