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Iconic $2.5 Million Portrait of Johann Sebastian Bach Returns to Leipzig

In Milan Ai Jing Renders Leonardo da Vinci’s Mysterious Melody Listenable for the First Time

Ai Jing is the first contemporary artist to show at Milan's Ambrosiana Gallery.

‘Yes, It’s a Rembrandt!’ Mauritshuis Museum Finally Gives Attribution for ‘Saul and David’

Re-attributed painting is the star of a summer show.

France Stops Historic Royal Artifacts From Being Auctioned at Sotheby’s

Giordano’s Dürer Forgery—Too Late to Prosecute?

THE DAILY PIC: In 1653, what counted as a fake was still in play.

Oxford’s Ashmolean Museum Launches Campaign to Acquire Rare Turner

Reese Palley, Adventurer and Pioneering Soho Gallerist, Has Died at 93

The Art Loss Register is Entangled in Three Major International Art Disputes

Epic fails at the world's largest stolen art database.

Dürer and Rembrandt Prints Suspected Stolen from the Boston Public Library Actually Just Misfiled

The investigation prompted the library to digitize its archive system.

‘New York Times’ Reports Frick Collection’s Board Backs Down Over Plan to Destroy Garden

The museum drops its expansion plans...for now.

Rival Italian Churches Battle over Caravaggio Masterpiece That Attracts 3,000 Visitors a Day

Good to know Caravaggio still inspires controversy.

Outrage in Ireland over Sale of Old Masters, Including Two Paintings by Rubens

Russborough House cites financial struggles and security concerns as main reasons.

Eduard Prince of Anhalt Finds Looted Family Portraits in Ukraine