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May 23, 2009

Thirteen Looted Zurbaráns

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Francisco de Zurbarán (1598-1664) was one of a handful of masterful Spanish painters to take inspiration from the revolutionary style of sha...
May 15, 2009

Carabinieri Celebrate 40 Years Fighting Art Crime

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To celebrate 40 years of success against art crime, the Carabinieri Division for the Protection of Cultural Heritage and Italian Ministry of...
May 12, 2009

Study Art Crime in Rome

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ART CRIME AMERICAN UNIVERSITY OF ROME OFFERS “TRAFFICKERS, THIEVES AND FORGERS” A NEW COURSE ON ART CRIME OPEN TO THE PUBLIC 8 May 2009: Pro...
May 8, 2009

In The Best Interests of Art

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ARCA is pleased to present a series of researched editorials written by students of ARCA Director Noah Charney at Yale University. These st...
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April 24, 2009

Headlines Memo

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EBay and the illegal looting of antiquities, on the Freakonomics blog . Yale theft in our own Noah Charney’s back yard, via the Yale Daily N...
April 23, 2009

A Michelangelo Crucifix? Perhaps...

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The Italian state recently purchased a $4.2 million carved linden-wood crucifix by Michelangelo that probably isn’t by Michelangelo. In ...
April 15, 2009

New Book on the Theft of the Mona Lisa Misses the Mark—and Reality

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The Crimes of Paris: A True Story of Murder, Theft, and Detection by Dorothy and Thomas Hoobler (Little, Brown and Company, 2009) profess...
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March 29, 2009

Lawsuits Abound, Defensive and Offensive

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"Night Cafe" Van Gogh 1888 In recent days we have seen a number of high-profile art law suits, both criminal and defensive. Yale ...
March 24, 2009

Yale Stolen Paintings Recovered

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Three stolen works of art were recovered, along with nearly 40 other stolen paintings, firearms, heroin, marijuana, and cash, in a New Haven...
March 20, 2009

Headlines Memo

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Czech police : Impressive 3 month turnaround from heist to recovery. Dutch police recover 8 paintings, including Pissarro and Renoir, 22 yea...
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