Bruce Boucher taught at UCL for 24 years before becoming director of Fralin Museum in Virginia
Dutch doubts over attribution led to tough action against retrospective in the artist's birthplace
Louvre and Rijksmuseum acquire portraits of husband and wife with a little help from Christie's<br>
Wolfgang Buttress’s installation on the honey-makers was on show in Milan
Temptation of St Anthony in the Nelson-Atkins Museum was believed to be by a pupil of the great Dutch artist
Boost for tourism as rising numbers of visitors flock to London and beyond
Portuguese structure in Cabo Verde is oldest European building in the tropics
Repair bill rises at Buckingham Palace
Charity will halt public campaigns to save art after another buyer withdraws export application
Show opening in April will include major loans from Italian island’s museums
Government hopes a public collection can match £5.2m asking price for Ferdinand Bol’s Portrait of a Boy
Plans are in motion to move the collection from the Barbican to the Victorian market
The destruction, which went unreported for 16 months, raises fears that other sites have been attacked
Original owners say shell should be demolished after 95% of the English Palladian mansion’s interior was destroyed
Chris Dercon to depart after opening of new extension
Louise Bourgeois, whose work helped launch gallery, first artist to be featured from collection each year <br>
Heirs insist German-Jewish factory owner was forced to sell portrait by Gerrit Dou in 1933
No cuts for national museums but regionals face ripple effect of reduced funding for local authorities
Outgoing director’s portrait by Wolfgang Tillmans and a Lampedusa Cross among works added to collection
With the country in “chaos” because of civil war, museum council warns officials, institutions and the art trade of the kinds of objects that could be looted
Pro-Isil fighters temporarily occupied Sabratha
After years of delay, completed refurbishment expands understanding of the period from 1600 to 1815
Convicted UK forger claims to have faked the Renaissance drawing
Next year’s show will focus on recent discoveries at the mouth of the Nile
Pair of buildings depicted in painting identified as Tripe Gate in Delft