Bonhams Auction house in London sold two antiquities that had been looted by the organized crime ring run by the infamous, imprisoned Giaco...

Noah Charney was interviewed by Kai Ryssdal of Marketplace yesterday.  Charney argues that the majority of art theft after World War II can...

By Catherine Schofield Sezgin October 24th is the 53rd anniversary of the theft of a Courbet seascape stolen from an art gallery in Swa...

by Catherine Schofield Sezgin In 1800, Alexander Stroganoff recorded his thoughts about the 116 paintings he had collected over 40 years ...

The following is part two of an examination of the Norton Simon Museum's Adam and Eve by Catherine Sezgin. The first installment can be ...

By Catherine Sezgin During World War II in Nazi-occupied Paris, more than 20,000 art objects were systematically looted from over 200 Jewi...

Cranach's "Adam", Norton Simon Museum By Catherine Schofield Sezgin First of a two part series While his close fri...

You can hear an interview with ARCA Founding President Noah Charney on WNYC with Leonard Lopate embedded below.  The discussion is his new b...

The Association for Research into Crimes against Art (ARCA) introduces Catherine Sezgin as the new editor of the ARCAblog. Catherine S...

ARCA's Founding President will be touring a handful of cities on the East coast to discuss his new book, "Stealing the Mystic Lamb...