Edoardo Almagià, who graduated from Princeton University in 1973, has been connected to a range of antiquities currently in the museum's collection

Record-breaking sales from the collections of Microsoft founder Paul G. Allen and the acrimoniously divorced Macklowes herald the start of a 20-year bonanza for auction houses

Old outbuildings on the actor's estate will be knocked down to make way for the studio—and provisions will be made for the protected bats that live there

Exhibition at Rome’s Musei Capitolini is the first step in finding a permanent home for the 620 ancient Greek and Roman works

From a portrait of a nurse to a £100,000 chandelier, collectors from as far afield as Australia have been buying via the digital version of the fair which was due to run this week

Project is backed by the Ernst von Siemens art foundation, which seeks “a more factual focus to the discussions about restitution”

The Albertina mounts a display of the Hahnlosers' relatively unknown treasures

Lostart.de is caught between the conflicting demands of claimants and the holders of disputed art

New exhibition highlights works from the museum's Gilbert Collection that have unclear provenance during the Nazi era

A 40-year struggle between Italy and the Torlonia family ends with major show in 2020

The Vogels filled their modest apartment with contemporary art, but wage stagnation has seen the professional-classes squeezed out of this overheated market

2010 will be a year of continued reshaping

There is a danger that the conservatism of the museum sector will be challenged by a new generation of board members who feel that “rules are for other people”