The painting had been looted at the battle of Maqdala in 1868, but is now in the possession of a Portuguese collector

Restitution of tabot, which was bought by an art scholar for this purpose, puts spotlight on the British Museum to return 11 in its possession

An Art Newspaper investigation uncovers new details on the infamous seizure in 1868 by Richard Holmes of a 500-year-old painting of Christ, the Kwer’ata Re’esu, which never reached the London institution

The artefacts, dating from the third millenium BC, will remain in New York as Yemen’s civil war drags on

An exhibition at the Mauritshuis in The Hague has revealed that the Dutch are still missing 67 paintings looted by the French in Napoleonic times

Loot—Ten Stories, opening this week, explores new ways to represent looted objects after they have been repatriated

The sculpture, which depicts a daughter of Roman emperor Marcus Aurelius, is the second out-of-state item to be seized by the Antiquities Trafficking Unit

The museum's director says works with dubious provenance are 'a stain in the collections of the Louvre'

The chairman of the International Association of Dealers in Ancient Art reflects on an increasingly scrutinised industry as the organisation marks its 30th anniversary

The figurines, which were looted from the ancient city of Uruk, belong to one of the oldest civilisations on earth

Guidelines for returning objects looted from former colonies and during the Nazi period are laid out in a report commissioned by Emmanuel Macron and written by former Louvre director Jean-Luc Martinez

Doubts surface in media over Nigeria’s museum infrastructure

A new report claims New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art has many items in its collection with major provenance issues

The artefacts will go on view at the National Museum of Asian Art, rather than be returned to Yemen, due to the ongoing humanitarian crisis there

Many of the works investigated show a direct link to the violent 1897 raid by British forces, and may lead to the transfer of objects to Nigeria

The repatriated artefacts were looted by an international network of “high-profile antiquities traffickers and smugglers, according to the Manhattan District Attorney’s office

The paintings, from the workshop of the Flemish master Dieric Bouts, were transferred from the Museo Provincial de Pontevedra in Spain to Gołuchów Castle

The 60 objects included some that had been on display at the Metropolitan Museum and several that had been bought by billionaire collector Michael Steinhardt

A trafficked coffin that may have belonged to an ancient priest has been returned

The Rautenstrauch-Joest-Museum is the latest Western institution to return its collection of artefacts looted from Nigeria in the late-19th century

Announcement was made during the trial of six men which began in January and is due to resume this week

An ongoing investigation into White's collection expects to see more objects repatriated in the future

The museum will transfer the totem pole to the Nisga’a Nation of British Columbia

Belle et Belle gallery has now been dissolved, closing the chapter on a decade-long criminal investigation

"Digital Benin" catalogue gathers together information on objects stolen from the Kingdom of Benin and now held in collections around the world

The ruling culminates an extensive investigation into a smuggling ring headed by Kapoor

The heirs of Jewish dealers, who allegedly sold the medieval collection to the Prussian government under duress due to Nazi persecution, may appeal the ruling

The artefacts could be exhibited at the Metropolitan Museum of Art before traveling to Athens

The two works, given to the museum in the 1990s, were looted from temples in Kathmandu according to recent internal provenance research

The elaborate temple relief, now held by the Museo Nacional de Antropología, was extracted from the Maya jungle in the 1960s and offered to the Met for $400,000