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Law & Politics

Eduard Prince of Anhalt Finds Looted Family Portraits in Ukraine

by Hili Perlson

Art World

Leopold Museum Will Return Two Nazi Looted Watercolors by Egon Schiele

by Amah-Rose Abrams

Art World

Germany Is Returning Artifacts Stolen From a Namibian Freedom Fighter During Its Colonial Rule

by Henri Neuendorf

People

Gurlitt Was Mentally Unfit to Write Will, Cousins Claim

by Henri Neuendorf

Galleries

Panama Papers Trace Nahmad Family to Contested Modigliani Painting

by Sarah Cascone

Art History

A Czech Museum Is Returning a Prized Beethoven Score Looted From a Family During World War II

by Caroline Goldstein

Op-Ed

Museum of Fine Arts, Houston Must End Its Head-in-the-Sand Approach to Justice When It Comes to Restitution

by Robert Edsel

Museums & Institutions

How Will Berlin’s Embattled Humboldt Forum Deal With Its Imperialist Past? Its New Asian and Ethnological Museums Provide Clues

by Quynh Tran

Law & Politics

Dispute Over the Will Delays Gurlitt Acquisition by Kunstmuseum Bern

by Cait Munro

Art World

Germany Returns Three Paintings Once Owned by the Notorious Art Dealer Hildebrand Gurlitt to a Jewish Collector’s Heirs

by Kate Brown

Law & Politics

A Jewish Dealer’s Heirs Are Suing Sotheby’s, Alleging Its Provenance of a Tiepolo Work ‘Misled the Public’

by Brian Boucher

Museums & Institutions

The Pope Has Put a Horse, a Bearded Man, and a Boy—All Marble Fragments Looted From the Parthenon—on a Trip Back to Greece

by Min Chen

Art & Exhibitions

The Republic of Benin Is Getting Its First-Ever National Pavilion at the 2024 Venice Biennale

by Taylor Dafoe

Law & Politics

A New U.K. Law Gives Museums Unprecedented Power to Deaccession Art and Repatriate Objects in Their Collections

by Jo Lawson-Tancred

Law & Politics

A New York Nonprofit Has Filed a Lawsuit to Block the Smithsonian From Repatriating Its Benin Bronzes to Nigeria

by Taylor Dafoe

Art & Exhibitions

Senator Tammy Baldwin Pushes for Amendment to Aid Holocaust Victims in Nazi Loot Claims

by Eileen Kinsella

The Art Angle

The Art Angle Podcast: What Will Be the Fate of the Benin Bronzes?

by Artnet News

Law & Politics

Three Activists Who Tried to Remove a 19th-Century African Artwork From the Quai Branly Museum in Paris Have Been Convicted

by Naomi Rea

Politics

A Send-Off Exhibition of 179 Looted Objects in Hamburg Marks ‘the Beginning of the Return’ of Germany’s Benin Bronzes to Nigeria

by Amah-Rose Abrams

Pop Culture

A Controversy Is Brewing in China Over a New Hollywood Film That Suggests the Country Was Behind a Rash of High-Profile Art Heists

by Sarah Cascone