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Four Renoir Paintings Stolen From Les Collettes; Two Recovered, Two Still Missing

A specialized police unit has opened an organized‑crime probe, signaling pressure on the state to tighten museum security

Dealers Duel and Surprise Premiums Mark Bares für Rares Episodes in Pulheim

Milan Restores Bull Mosaic After Tourists Wore Down Its Lucky Testicles

Prado Reinstates Restored 1818 Aparicio Painting to Launch New Program

Giverny Exhibition Recasts Monet’s Early Years for the Centenary

Renoir, Cézanne and Matisse Works Stolen in Three-Minute Raid at Italian Villa

The Met Showcases 'Household Gods,' An Encyclopedic Survey of Hindu Devotional Prints, 1860–1930

Museum Barberini Opens Major Max Liebermann and German Impressionism Survey on Feb. 28

Louvre Ticket-Fraud Probe Nets Nine as Fresh Leak Damages Denon Wing Ceiling

Louvre Closes Denon Rooms After Overnight Leak Damages 1819 Meynier Ceiling

Fondation Beyeler’s Major Cézanne Show Reframes a Founding Modernist

Russian Museums Unveil 2026 Slate: Blockade Tributes, ROSIZO Sequels, Regional Tours

Cecilia Giménez, Amateur Painter Behind ‘Monkey Christ,’ Dies at 94

Turner and Constable Go Head-to-Head at Tate Britain in 250th-Anniversary Exhibition

Previously Unknown Renoir of Son and Nursemaid Sells at Paris Auction

Turner & Constable Reunited at Tate Britain as Major Show Opens Thursday

Liebieghaus Opens August Gaul Showcase Exploring the Art of Animal Sculpture

Taylor Swift’s ‘Fate of Ophelia’ Video Drives Fan Surge to Wiesbaden Museum

Brooklyn Museum Opens 'Monet and Venice,' Centering 19 Works From the 1908 Trip

Caspar-David-Friedrich-Weg Voted Germany’s Finest Day Hike of 2025