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Vincent Noce

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Opinion Published on 04/07/2023
Archaeological Digs: Gallic Coins and Morels!
A young historian found one of the most beautiful treasures in the Netherlands, dating from 1000 to 1250, which has become the property of the discoverer,...
Archaeological Digs: Gallic Coins and Morels!
Opinion Published on 02/17/2023
Cézanne off the Beaten Track in London?
So what’s new, Mr Cézanne? His first retrospective in 30 years, now open at the Tate Modern in London, does not really provide an answer.
Cézanne off the Beaten Track in London?
Exhibitions Published on 02/16/2023
Artemisia Gentileschi Exhibited in Naples
The Intesa Sanpaolo Bank foundation’s Gallerie d’Italia sheds light on Artemisia Gentileschi’s little-known entourage in Naples.
Artemisia Gentileschi Exhibited in Naples
Market Trends Published on 12/16/2022
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
Opinion Published on 10/26/2022
Notre-Dame de Paris Deserves More Than a Mass
The new assessment of the reconstruction of Notre-Dame de Paris by the Cour des Comptes has received little attention, even though it addresses the...
Notre-Dame de Paris Deserves More Than a Mass
Opinion Published on 09/07/2022
ICOM: A Shared Definition Brings Down the Temperature in the World of Museums
The International Council of Museums (ICOM) has returned to its senses. On August 24, in Prague the organization, which has about 50,000 members, adopted...
ICOM: A Shared Definition Brings Down the Temperature in the World of Museums
Interviews Published on 08/22/2022
Sam Singer: A Wide-Angle View of Oceanian, Indonesian and Himalayan Art
Sam Singer is this year’s honorary president of Parcours des mondes, the must-see Parisian art fair of traditional non-European arts. He and his wife...
Sam Singer: A Wide-Angle View of Oceanian, Indonesian and Himalayan Art
Opinion Published on 06/02/2022
The Former Louvre Director Has Been Charged in an Antiquities Trafficking Case
Jean-Luc Martinez’s indictment resulting from the investigation of a vast international Middle Eastern antiquities trafficking ring is shaking up the...
The Former Louvre Director Has Been Charged in an Antiquities Trafficking Case
Market Trends Published on 05/30/2022
New York Opts for Deregulation
New York has surprised the art market by ditching the few rules that were in place.
New York Opts for Deregulation
Market Trends Published on 04/07/2022
Phillips in the Hot Seat After the Invasion of Ukraine
Phillips auction house finds itself in a storm following Russia’s aggression against Ukraine.
Phillips in the Hot Seat After the Invasion of Ukraine
Interviews Published on 04/06/2022
Sam Stourdzé: Towards the Rebirth of the Villa Medici
Sam Stourdzé, 49, has been director of the French Academy in Rome since September 2020. The photography and cinema specialist talks about his determination...
Sam Stourdzé: Towards the Rebirth of the Villa Medici
Market Trends Published on 03/24/2022
Money Laundering: Art Dealers Appeal to Europe
An American report that minimizes the risks of money laundering in the art market rekindles the controversy in Europe.
Money Laundering: Art Dealers Appeal to Europe
Opinion Published on 03/16/2022
Should Cultural Institutions Enter the War Against Russia?
Reactions to the invasion of Ukraine are multiplying around the globe.
Should Cultural Institutions Enter the War Against Russia?
Opinion Published on 02/03/2022
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 12/08/2021
Missed Opportunities at the Louvre
‘An object made for the Louvre’: in La Tribune de l’art journalist Alexandre Lafore summed up the general feeling about the cameo the French museum...
Missed Opportunities at the Louvre
Opinion Published on 11/10/2021
The Future of Venice: Between Disillusion and Fantasy
Venice, one of humanity's uncontested cultural jewels, has cried out in despair on the eve of COP26.
The Future of Venice: Between Disillusion and Fantasy
Opinion Published on 10/21/2021
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
Market Trends Published on 10/14/2021
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?
Analyses Published on 10/08/2021
Modigliani: A Large-Scale Study Sheds Light on His Myths and Ghosts
French museums and laboratories have conducted an unprecedented investigation into Amedeo Modigliani, whose work is dogged by a demonic legend and all...
Modigliani: A Large-Scale Study Sheds Light on His Myths and Ghosts
Opinion Published on 09/16/2021
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

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