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The Egyptian items repatriated by the Manhattan District Attorney's office this week, collectively valued at $1.4m, include a wood coffin face and a royal alabaster vase

An opening reception for "Are We There Yet?" will be held 5 to 7 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 3. Following the exhibition, which runs through Sept. 2, Ferrin Contemporary will move

Some of the world’s finest collections of ancient, cultural and ethnographic art include impeccably curated and well provenanced pieces that were

BOULDER, Colo. – Some of the world’s finest collections of ancient, cultural and ethnographic art include impeccably curated and well provenanced pieces that were acquired through Artemis ...

U.S. repatriated a stolen Iron-Age spoon to Palestine. Authorities had seized the looted artifact from disgraced collector Michael Steinhardt.

The Greek Ministry of Culture and Sport has just negotiated an agreement in principle with Leonard Stern, one of America’s richest men and a voracious art

The artifacts were among 180 items seized by the Manhattan District Attorneys office from collector Michael Steinhardt, 81, in a landmark deal.

Billionaire hedge fund manager Michael Steinhardt, 81, will hand over 180 stolen objects valued at $70 million and has received a first-of-its-kind lifetime ban on acquiring antiquities, the Manhattan District Attorney's office announced on Monday. The resolution came after a multi-year, multi-national investigation into Steinhardt's vast collection. Seized pieces were trafficked by 12 criminal smuggling networks and lacked verifiable provenance prior to appearing on the international...

Michael H. Steinhardt, a billionaire hedge fund pioneer and one of New York’s most prolific antiquities collectors, has surrendered 180 stolen ob

Michael Steinhardt, 80, agreed the deal with the Manhattan District Attorney meaning he will avoid trial but be banned from buying antiques on the legal market.