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A missing Botticelli masterpiece worth $109 million was hanging in an Italian family's home for decades - Vimarsana News

A missing Botticelli masterpiece worth $109 million was hanging in an Italian family's home for decades

Sandro Botticelli's 1470 portrait of the Virgin Mary and child had been hiding in plain sight.

Source: yahoo.com
Looted antiquities to stay on display at Australian National University | South Coast Register - Vimarsana News

Looted antiquities to stay on display at Australian National University | South Coast Register

Italian police linked 2500-year-old vase to infamous art dealer.

ANU returns ancient artefacts to Italy | Canberra CityNews - Vimarsana News

ANU returns ancient artefacts to Italy | Canberra CityNews

A two-handled vessel, dating back to 530 BCE and connected to a notorious illicit antiquities dealer, will be returned to Italian ownership under a repatriation agreement between the Italian government and the ANU. 



Illegal links prompt uni to return artefacts depicting Zeus, Hercules and other warriors to Italy - Vimarsana News

Illegal links prompt uni to return artefacts depicting Zeus, Hercules and other warriors to Italy

An ancient two-handed vessel and a red-figure fish-plate will be among items a university returns to Italian ownership after revelations about their underworld links.

The U.S. Has Returned 266 Ancient Artifacts, Including Roman Coins and Etruscan Tile Paintings, to Italy - Vimarsana News

The U.S. Has Returned 266 Ancient Artifacts, Including Roman Coins and Etruscan Tile Paintings, to Italy

The objects were variously connected to Italian smugglers, the disgraced dealer Robin Symes, and the collector Shelby White. 

Source: artnet.com