Showing posts with label giacomo medici. Show all posts
Showing posts with label giacomo medici. Show all posts
February 29, 2020

Flash Back to Restitutions: Remembering the Apulian dinos, 340-320 B.C.E. attributed to the Darius painter

›
A long time ago, in a galaxy seemingly far far away, a red-figure 340-320 B.C.E. Apulian dinos, attributed to the Darius Painter, once ...
November 3, 2019

Dear Christie's: What's the story on your provenance on this antefix?

›
An interesting antefix has been published with Christie's as part of their December 4, 2019 sales event which deserves a closer exam...
1 comment:
June 12, 2019

A look at art crime through the eyes of some of ARCA's 2019 postgraduate participants

›
By Alexander Taylor, ARCA 2019 Participant  Alexandra is a paintings conservator and a George Alexander Foundation Fellow which supports...
May 19, 2019

Soft diplomacy, righting past wrongs and the Toledo Museum of Art

›
Over the past 12 years, in a differing tactic from the "Getty Bronze"  protracted court battle for restitution, Italy's A...
May 5, 2019

Highlights from "The Art of Saving Art: Fragments of Italian History"

›
In celebration of the 50th anniversary of the establishment of the Carabinieri Command for Cultural Heritage on May 3, 1969, the Palazzo...
August 3, 2018

Decision from the Greek Court on the Schinoussa and Psychiko seizure case

›
Antiquities and copies of antiquities from the 2006 Greek Seizures In a court ruling coming in at the end of July, first reported by th...
2 comments:
January 15, 2018

IDs from the archives in the Michael Steinhardt and Phoenix Ancient Art seizures

›
Image Credits: Left - Symes Archive, Middle - New York DA, Right - Symes Archiv, Earlier today ARCA was informed by Christos Tsirogia...
1 comment:
September 30, 2017

Where is the world's largest hoard of looted antiquities? Syria? Iraq? Nope, London.

›
In deference to new readers of the ARCA blog, who may not be as familiar with  the world’s largest accumulation of illicit antiquities, ARC...