Lawsuit Over Allegedly Nazi-Looted Van Gogh Dismissed
In 2001, a museum official said the work's provenance was "concerning."
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A First Look at the Big Ticket Artworks that Galleries Are Bringing to Art Basel
There's more than a few works priced about $10 million.
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Art Basel Branches into the Lifestyle Sector with New Retail Shop Concept
The Art Basel Shop will feature works curated by Sarah Andelman, founder of the Parisian concept store Colette.
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Ace Gallery Founder Douglas Chrismas Found Guilty of Embezzlement
The 80-year-old art dealer faces a statutory maximum sentence of 15 years in federal prison.
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Ancient Monument Seahenge May Have Been Built to Fight Climate Change
Previous theories held that Seahenge and its sister monument were constructed as burial markers or for sky burials.
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Basquiat Painting Sells for $12.6 M. at Phillips Hong Kong
Another Basquiat was the most expensive work sold during Phillips's May auctions in New York.
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Iraqi Government Recovers 6,000 Looted Artifacts
A majority of the recovered works were stolen by the Islamic State beginning in 2014.
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Art Collector Ron Perelman’s $410M Insurance Claim Will Head to Trial
Perelman has appeared on ARTnews' Top 200 Collectors list several times.
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In Email, Christie’s Makes Post-Hack Contact with Clients, Says Financial Data Not Stolen
Christie's is offering clients one year of free identity theft protection.
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Mummy Dismembered During Museum Renovations in Mexico
The incident has become embroiled in a political disagreement.
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This Revamped Robert Byrd-Designed Home in L.A. Can Be Yours for $3.5 Million
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‘Fake Heiress’ Anna Delvey Talks About What’s Next
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Summer Game Fest reminded us that indie games aren’t going anywhere
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UA’s Plank Has Four Years to Double Stock Price—and $325M to Gain
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