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The loss of human life may be the most visceral casualty of war, but it's not the only one. When things we value are damaged...

Pre-sale estimates for "Shot Sage Blue Marilyn" went as high as $200 million. The auctioneers have described the portrait as "one of the best of all time."

20 percent of all art in Europe was appropriated by Nazis in WWII in a “crime of opportunity,” and allied soldiers did it too.

On the day Diego Maradona's football jersey fetched a record sum at Sotheby's London, DW's Brenda Haas went to the auction house's Cologne branch to watch her first auction.

DALL-E 2, OpenAI's new text-to-image generator, has a remarkable ability to create and edit pictures -- and some people are worried.

Super-rich supporters of Putin are targeted by sanctions in reaction to the war. But that's not necessarily harming their business on the art market. Why not?

Stolen works including the golden portrait of Adele Bloch-Bauer by Gustav Klimt restituted

The stories of the people whose art collections were looted by the Nazis are seldom told. A new project in Berlin and Munich aims to change this.

Pretty much any movie can be "based off a true story," but there are a select few that take real-life events and ​turn them into cinematic masterpieces. View our favorites here.

Gustav Klimt, Austrian painter, founder of the Vienna Sezession, and known for his flat, brilliantly colored, decorative paintings.