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Politics

Stopping Short of Restitution, King Philippe of Belgium Gives the Democratic Republic of Congo a Stolen

by Taylor Dafoe

Politics

Belgium Will Seek a Partnership With the Democratic Republic of Congo to Begin Returning Plundered Artworks

by Eileen Kinsella

People

Weinsteins’ Nazi-Looted Klimt Restitution Film to Star Helen Mirren

by Sarah Cascone

Museums & Institutions

Iowa Museum Makes Historic Repatriation of Benin Bronzes

by Adam Schrader

Art World

Dutch Museums Discover Hundreds of Artworks Stolen by the Nazis—and They’re Already Starting to Return Them

by Sarah Cascone

Art World

A Group of Principled French Art Dealers Teamed Up to Buy 27 Looted African Artifacts at Auction—So They Could Return Them to Benin

by Naomi Rea

Law & Politics

The Battle Over the Norton Simon Museum’s Nazi-Looted Cranach Paintings Isn’t Over as Lawyers File for a Rehearing

by Sarah Cascone

Law & Politics

The Heirs of a Jewish Collector Are Suing the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, for the Return of a Bellotto Painting

by Sarah Cascone

Auctions

Restituted Meissen Porcelains Shatter Estimates at Sotheby’s—and One of the Big Buyers Was the Museum

by Eileen Kinsella

Art World

As the Restitution Debate Rages on in Europe, Could the Solution Lie in the Art of the High-Tech Copy

by Kate Brown & Naomi Rea

Law & Politics

Germany Rushes to Defend Gurlitt Taskforce Amid Harsh International Criticism

by Henri Neuendorf

Art World

‘This Is Performative’: Critics Mercilessly Mock the British Museum for Its ‘Hollow’ Statement of Solidarity With the Black Lives Matter Movement

by Kate Brown

Politics

In a ‘Historic Milestone,’ Germany Will Begin to Return Benin Bronzes From Its Public Collections to Nigeria in 2022

by Kate Brown

Law & Politics

Once Deemed ‘Worthless,’ a $4.4 Million African Mask Is Now at the Center of a Restitution Claim by Gabon

by Adam Schrader

Market

The National Gallery Restituted a Picasso to a Jewish Banker’s Heirs Last Week.

by Taylor Dafoe

Museums & Institutions

Berlin’s Alte Nationalgalerie Returned a Nazi-Looted Pissarro Painting—and Then Bought It Back

by Amah-Rose Abrams

Art World

Ronald Lauder Says a Work at the Neue Galerie Has Disputed Provenance

by Sarah Cascone

Politics

In an Effort to Correct Its Cultural ‘Blind Spot,’ Germany Releases a Code of Conduct for Colonial-Era Artifacts

by Kate Brown

Auctions

Christie’s Aims to Lure Chinese Buyers With a $47 Million Restituted Franz Marc Painting at Its Shanghai-London

by Vivienne Chow

Politics

Former U.K. Culture Minister Says the Parthenon Marbles Should Be Returned to Greece: ‘It Would Be a Wonderful Thing’

by Sarah Cascone