In Faenza, the Art Bonus program has launched to fund the urgent restoration of the mid-19th-century illusionistic paintings by Romolo and Tancredi Liverani within the recently reacquired Capanna Rustica of Palazzo Milzetti.
An innovative 25-year agreement between the Metropolitan Museum of Art and Nigeria will bring three historically significant Ife and Benin artworks to the Michael C. Rockefeller Wing, allowing their public display while addressing complex provenance by keeping them outside the museum's permanent collection.
A UK export bar has been placed on Antico's meticulously crafted "Seated Nymph," a Renaissance bronze identified for its aesthetic and historical importance to British collecting, affording institutions a timeframe for its domestic retention.
Ca’ Rezzonico presents Alessandro Favaretto Rubelli’s donation of 29 Venetian master drawings, spanning the 16th to 18th centuries and featuring significant works by Palma the Younger, Tiepolo, and Canaletto, which further enhances the Fondazione Musei Civici di Venezia's graphic arts collection.
Prompted by new information from the Manhattan District Attorney’s Office and its own provenance research, The Met has repatriated a Hellenistic gold and garnet pendant, a Middle Helladic jug, a Roman marble head, and Archaic Cretan bronze armor.
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