The Getty Center is saying farewell to a drawing once thought lost in the aftermath of World War Two with one last show before it returns to Germany.

Otto Greiner's nude sketch from 1892 was recorded as lost in 1945 only to be found decades later in the Getty Research Institute’s archive.

It goes on show in the exhibition, Lost. Found. Returned, at the Getty Center in Los Angeles from June 23 to October 18 before it is taken back to Dresden permanently.

Andrew Perchuk, the institute's interim director, said the show "highlights the meticulous research and investigative work required to trace an object's journey across decades and borders, while underscoring the Getty Research Institute's commitment to advancing provenance research and supporting responsible stewardship of cultural heritage".

This year's Frieze Seoul is branching out into four different districts of the South Korean capital for a series of neighborhood nights.

The planned events include late-night gallery openings and special projects as the organizers bid to turn the fair into what they called "a citywide cultural moment".

This year's event, which runs from September 2 to 5, features more than 125 galleries at its base in Gangnam with White Cube, Hauser & Wirth and Lehmann Maupin rubbing shoulders with local businesses.

Fair director Patrick Lee said it was "rooted in the belief that Seoul is not simply a host city for an international art fair, but sits at the center of a country defining the future of contemporary art in Asia".

1 - The executive director of Kansas City's Kemper Museum of Contemporary Art, Jessica May, welcomed a $1 million gift for youth education from the local Stanley Bushman Foundation. She said the money would be "an essential part of our continued growth as a center for excellence in museum education".

2 - The Los Angeles County Museum of Art is among the institutions in the US trying to take advantage of World Cup fever by hosting watch parties for soccer games. The museum, led by Michael Govan, is hosting outdoor events this month for Mexico vs South Korea and Uruguay vs Cape Verde.

3 - The family of Austrian photographer Elfie Semotan announced she died on Saturday aged 84. Their statement said she "lived an extraordinary life marked by curiosity, creativity, and an unwavering commitment to her singular vision". She was predeceased by her first husband, painter Kurt Kocherscheidt, and her second husband, Martin Kippenberger.

4 - Thieves made off with jewelry and watches worth around $1.15 million during a robbery at an auction house in Turin, Italy, on Saturday. Police are investigating the raid which reportedly lasted just four minutes and took place ahead of planned auctions today and tomorrow.

5 - An Auguste Rodin sculpture worth around $2 million is among the highlights from the collection of Patrick and Amabel Lindsay being auctioned at Christie's in London this year. Patrick Lindsay worked for the company for more than 30 years and was the auctioneer who brought the hammer down on Andrea Mantegna's Adoration of the Magi in 1985 when it was sold to the J. Paul Getty Museum for $10.4 million, a then record for a painting at auction.