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Was this Pissarro painting—sold at Sotheby's in 2024—looted by Nazis? A Paris court deliberates (opens the original)
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Seven heirs of the Jewish banker Salomon Flavian, whose collection was looted by the Nazis Paris in 1941, have asked a Paris court to retrospectively cancel the sale of a landscape by Pissarro. Darse de pêche et bassin Duquesne (fishing dock and Duquesne basin, 1902), which depicts the port of Dieppe in western France, was sold at Sotheby’s Londonon 25 June 2024 for £1.2m. The Sotheby’s catalogue listing for the work did mention it had been owned by Flavian in the 1930s and registered in the Rép
Paris's Picasso museum reveals designers shortlisted for €55m sculpture garden project (opens the original)
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Five architecture and landscape teams have been selected to compete for the Musée National Picasso‑Paris's project to create the “world’s leading garden of Picasso sculptures” in 2030. On Friday (11 September), the museum and Paloma Picasso, the artist’s daughter, revealed the shortlisted designers. The five teams selected for the international competition are: Antoine Dufour and Wagon Landscaping; Lina Ghotmeh, Pierre-Antoine Gatier and Florence Mercier Paysagiste; NeM Niney et Marca Architecte
Paris prosecutors seek trial for Giuliano Ruffini over allegedly forged Old Master paintings (opens the original)
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Paris prosecutors have requested that Giuliano Ruffini, who is suspected of being the mastermind behind a ring trafficking forgeries of Old Master paintings, be sent to trial for commercial deception and money laundering. In a document seen by The Art Newspaper, the prosecutors also requested the renewal of an arrest warrant for the Italian painter Lino Frongia, who has been named as the alleged creator of some major forged works, and who they say is “on the run” in Italy. For technical reasons,
Alleged antiquities smuggler’s children convicted of money laundering in Germany (opens the original)
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Two children of the German dealer Serop Simonian, who is alleged to have been the head of a trafficking ring specialised in Egyptian antiquities, have been convicted of money laundering in Hamburg. According to the AFP, on 24 August, the city criminal court ordered the confiscation of €32m from the proceeds of the Simonians’ sales and issued fines totalling more than €120,000. The children’s names were not disclosed, but the charges correspond to those brought against Abraham Simonian and his si
Culture minister Catherine Pégard reveals ‘national security plan’ following another major museum theft in France (opens the original)
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The French culture minister Catherine Pégard has called on museums to protect their treasures "by all possible means” following a spate of violent burglaries targeting silverware and jewellery across the country. On Monday (27 July), nine months after the theft of the French crown jewels from the Musée du Louvre, the minister unveiled a “national security plan” at a press briefing, warning that “no place is being spared, from the smallest church to the biggest museum”. The most recent museum rob
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