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...
by Edgar Tijhuis | 27 Oct 2018
The Institute of Art and Law will host a seminar this winter to examine the subject of Jewellery and Law. Date/Time: January 15, 2019 from 9:30 am Venue: Clyde & Co, St Botolph Building, 138 Houndsditch, London, EC3A 7AR, United Kingdom Fee: £144 (incl. VAT) –...
by Edgar Tijhuis | 24 Oct 2018
Following a formal request by the Deputy Prosecutor for the District Anti-Mafia Directorate Carlo Marzella, preliminary reexamination judge of of the Court of Palermo, Antonella Consiglio, has dismissed the charge of mafia association against the Castelvetrano...
by Edgar Tijhuis | 18 Oct 2018
Who studies art crime? ARCA’s Postgraduate program in Art Crime and Cultural Heritage Protection is now accepting applications. Early applications will be accepted through 30 November subject to census limitations. In 2009, ARCA started the very first...
by Edgar Tijhuis | 13 Oct 2018
Image Credit: ARCA From Left to Right – Brigadier General Fabrizio Parrulli, Commander of the Italian Carabinieri Command for the Protection of Cultural Heritage, Britain’s Minister of State for the Armed Forces Mark Lancaster, General of Army Corps...
by Edgar Tijhuis | 10 Oct 2018
Judges from the Tribunale del Riesame di Caltanissetta, the court of first instance with general jurisdiction in criminal matters within the territory of Caltanissetta, Sicily, have set a tentative date for trial of December 2018 for 19 of the individuals connected to...
