Prestigious private Flick collection, including works by Giacometti, Duchamp and Bruce Nauman, has been on loan to Berlin for 17 years

Delicate negotiations with lenders are under way to postpone major European shows of Raphael, Artemisia Gentileschi and Christo

Money ran out in the first round, although some US museums scored loans

Director Nicholas Cullinan and architect Jamie Fobert reveal how the gallery’s controversial three-year closure will transform its 600-year collection of portraits

More of the startling objects collected by George IV will return from Buckingham Palace in early 2020

Rediscovered maro 'ura will go on show at Museum of Tahiti and the Islands on long-term loan from 2021

National Gallery in London will display the series next year and lend a Rubens work in return

The artefact will be the focus of a joint exhibition with the Halle Museum of Prehistory

Speculation remains over whether Salvator Mundi will appear

Terms of original bequest are reinterpreted, paving the way for the London museum to stage joint exhibitions in Los Angeles and Vienna

Since the closure of a basement gallery in 2006 there is little room to store the whole collection

Move reignites debate over British Museum’s position on sculptures brought to Britain by Lord Elgin

Unusual month-long display of recently restored work by Leonardo’s favourite and heir will be lent by the State Hermitage Museum

Diplomats hint at future cooperation between the countries at Texas conference

Conservators are concerned over Van Gogh’s still life, which went to over 80 exhibitions after the war

Love is in the Bin will be shown among works by Rembrandt, Holbein, Marcel Duchamp and Picasso

Royal Academy says conservation issues—not restitution fears—mean the ceremonial feast trough can not be loaned

The rapid growth in the number of loan providers, from private banks to specialist lenders, could transform the art market’s relationship with the financial markets

His business Mayfair Fine Art went into administration earlier this year following FBI sting operation

Back during Tate’s 1947 exhibition, loan arrangements were more casual

New exhibition in Florence decodes the “startlingly radical” scientific ideas of the Codex Leicester

Toledo government hopes for “El Greco” effect from this 15-year loan of late 19th- and 20th-century works

Cross-channel collaboration involves translating, conserving and digitalising the historic embroidery

Under new partnership, the London museum will lend key objects to the new institution in Abu Dhabi

Loans likely to come from Iran—but works from the Met would not meet London museum's strict borrowing guidelines

Françoise Nyssen proposed lending the work as a way to fight “cultural segregation”