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Recovered: “Portrait of Marta Ghezzi Baldinotti” stolen 32 years ago from Palazzo Chigi

by Edgar Tijhuis | 28 Nov 2018

  The team of the Carabinieri del Nucleo Tutela Patrimonio Culturale (TPC) in Palermo, under the command of Magg. Luigi Mancuso, has proven once again that patience makes perfect when it comes to the recovery of stolen art.  While the squad has not yet recovered...

How long does it take to achieve restitution of a looted antiquity? In some cases 25 years or more

by Edgar Tijhuis | 20 Nov 2018

PURCHASED            ACQ NUMBER          DESCRIPTION 29 February 1992      292.AA.10              Statue of Zeus Enthroned   On October 27, 2018 a first century BCE, marble statue of Zeus, seated on his throne, finally moved to its permanent home, the...

Recoverable or Not? The sale of the Assyrian gypsum relief of a winged Genius, reign of Ashurnasirpal II, circa 883-859 BCE

by Edgar Tijhuis | 30 Oct 2018

In March 2015, the Iraqi government formally announced that the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant, ISIL had purposefully destroyed much of the Northwest Palace of King Ashurnasirpal II as part of their iconoclastic program of obliterating preislamic cultural...

Recovered: 26 years after its theft “San Carlo Borromeo in Contemplation”

by Edgar Tijhuis | 29 Oct 2018

In a ceremony held at the San Pietro Apostolo in Cavenago d’Adda, Italy, parishioners celebrate the return of the 17th century painting “San Carlo Borromeo in Contemplation” by early Baroque artist Daniele Crespi. Stolen twenty-six years ago, on...
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