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Uffizi Confirms Cyberattack, Disputes Reports of Data Theft and Jewel Move Linked to Hack

Conflicting accounts keep pressure on Italy's cultural and cyber authorities.

Three-Minute Heist at Italian Museum Nets Renoir, Cézanne and Matisse Works

Three Impressionist Works Stolen in Three-Minute Heist at Parma-Area Museum

PSA Seizes Suspected Colonial 'Virgen de la Leche' Painting at Santiago del Estero Airport

Researcher Presents Documentary Case Attributing Rome Basilica Christ Bust to Michelangelo

Rijksmuseum Confirms ‘Vision of Zacharias’ as Early Rembrandt, Sets Public Debut Wednesday

Rijksmuseum Confirms 1633 ‘Vision of Zacharias’ as a Rembrandt, Public Display From March 4

Rijksmuseum Confirms 1633 Painting as Rembrandt, Public Debut Set for March 4

Bayeux Tapestry to Go on Display at British Museum as Tickets Open July 1

Christophe Leribault Named Louvre Director After Macron Accepts Laurence des Cars’s Resignation

Macron Appoints Christophe Leribault to Lead the Louvre After Des Cars Quits

Gelman Collection Returns to Mexico’s Museum of Modern Art With 68 Works Under State Oversight

Supreme Court Confirms Ronan Group Owns Bewley’s Harry Clarke Windows

Royal Collections Gallery Unveils 2026 Program With Nine Exhibitions and Three Guest Works

Gelman Santander Collection Returns to Mexico City With 68 Modern Works at Museo de Arte Moderno

Italy Buys Antonello da Messina’s Ecce Homo for $14.9 Million After Sotheby’s Withdrawal

Louvre to Restore Empress Eugénie’s Crown After Heist, No Reconstruction Required

Michelangelo Drawing Sells for $27.2 Million at Christie’s, Setting New Auction Record

Madrid Deal Sends 220 Sorolla Works to Valencia for Provisional Display Before Summer

Brazil Returns 666 Afro-Brazilian Works in Largest Art Repatriation to Salvador Museum