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Decades After Thefts, Stolen Artifacts Recovered and Returned to Philadelphia-Area Museums — FBI - Vimarsana News

Decades After Thefts, Stolen Artifacts Recovered and Returned to Philadelphia-Area Museums — FBI

The FBI’s Art Crime Team and its law enforcement partners returned 15 artifacts that were stolen during the 1960s and 1970s to six museums in the Philadelphia area.

Source: fbi.gov
Billionaire Investor Michael Steinhardt Has Been Banned From Buying Antiquities for Life as Part of an Unprecedented Deal With the D.A. - Vimarsana News

Billionaire Investor Michael Steinhardt Has Been Banned From Buying Antiquities for Life as Part of an Unprecedented Deal With the D.A.

After a grand jury investigation, the collector surrendered 180 stolen objects worth a combined $70 million. No criminal charges were filed.

Source: artnet.com
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Items - School of Law

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Source: qmul.ac.uk
Berlin's Alte Nationalgalerie Returned a Pissarro Painting Sold During World War II—And Then Bought It Back - Vimarsana News

Berlin's Alte Nationalgalerie Returned a Pissarro Painting Sold During World War II—And Then Bought It Back

Representatives from the estate of Armand Dorville restituted an 1867 painting by Camille Pissarro and then sold it back to the museum.

Source: artnet.com
Heritage Auctions returns missing Margaret Keane painting stolen in 1972 - Vimarsana News

Heritage Auctions returns missing Margaret Keane painting stolen in 1972

Heritage Auctions returns missing Margaret Keane painting stolen in 1972 The artwork, by the subject of Tim Burton’s film Big Eyes, was taken from the waiting room of a Honolulu dentist’s office. DALLAS, TX .- On Nov. 14, 1972, a painting by iconic artist Margaret Keane was stolen from a dentist’s office waiting room in Honolulu, and remained missing for nearly 50 years. On Wednesday, Heritage Auctions reunited the lost artwork with its original owners – among them, the woman depicted in the painting as a 7-year-old girl. During a media conference at the Dallas-based auction house’s glob...