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Published on 16 December 2022

UNESCO Urges Provenance Research

A Unesco conference has drawn attention to the need for the art market to fight trafficking in cultural goods.

UNESCO Urges Provenance Research - Market Trends

Published on 24 November 2022

Report: What Has Emerged From the Latest Symposium on Provenance Research?

Nearly 200 people met together on Monday, November 7, in the auditorium of the Institut National d'Histoire de l'Art, for a study morning on "Provenance...

Report: What Has Emerged From the Latest Symposium on Provenance Research? - Market Trends

Published on 03 February 2022

Nazi Plundering: The Light and Dark in the French House of Representatives

The Assemblée Nationale in France has experienced a rare moment of consensus in stipulating the removal of 15 Nazi-looted artworks from various public...

Nazi Plundering: The Light and Dark in the French House of Representatives - Opinion

Published on 21 October 2021

The French Senate Takes Up the Issue of Restitution

Hardly a month goes by without the restitution of an artifact or artwork to a former colony being reported somewhere in Europe. French President Emmanuel...

The French Senate Takes Up the Issue of Restitution - Opinion

Published on 14 October 2021

Drouot’s Round Table: Can Religious Art Still Be Sold?

Drouot is hosting a series of panel discussions on issues involving the art market. A precedent-setting decision was made public at the first round...

Drouot’s Round Table: Can Religious Art Still Be Sold? - Market Trends

Published on 16 September 2021

Restitution: Amsterdam’s Example

In the Netherlands, the restitution by the Stedelijk Museum of a Kandinsky landscape signals a reversal of policy towards the victims of the Nazi r...

Restitution: Amsterdam’s Example - Opinion

Published on 08 July 2021

Restitutions: France Is Still Putting Up Resistance

Over two decades ago, France’s representative to an international conference in Stockholm on the restitution of Nazi-looted artworks told me that the...

Restitutions: France Is Still Putting Up Resistance - Opinion

Published on 14 June 2021

Dorville Sale: French Government Rejects Restitution

Contrary to the beliefs of several media outlets, the French government has rejected the principle of restituting works coming from the wartime sales...

Dorville Sale: French Government Rejects Restitution - Market Trends

Published on 02 July 2020

A New Hurdle for the Antiques Market in New York

States have the right to act in preventing the sale of an object of doubtful origin without the risk of being sued for commercial damages.

A New Hurdle for the Antiques Market in New York - Market Trends

Published on 01 July 2020

Emmanuel Kasarhérou: A New Direction for the Musée du Quai Branly?

Named as head of the Musée du quai Branly after a six-month transition period, the former director of Noumea's Tjibaou Cultural Centre talks about the...

Emmanuel Kasarhérou: A New Direction for the Musée du Quai Branly? - Interviews

Published on 03 March 2019

Germany: A Thorny Matter Continues

In mid-March, a national get-together in Berlin is being held to debate the question of collections originating from the colonies. Germany had taken...

Germany: A Thorny Matter Continues - Analyses

Published on 21 February 2019

Met museum to return coffin of Nedjemankh to Egypt

The Metropolitan Museum of Art has announced the restitution to the Egyptian government of the coffin of Nedjemankh (see photo), after recently discovering...

Met museum to return coffin of Nedjemankh to Egypt - Non Classé

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