The UK Spoliation Advisory Panel concluded that the piece was the subject of a forced sale in the 1930s

The Art Newspaper sheds light on the dispute, though the end is not yet in sight

The restitution of Cambodian statues by major museums and auction houses is an encouraging sign

This statement came during recent dispute over Cambodian statue that was consigned to Sotheby's

Cambodian officials believe the last two looted works out of seven are in Denver Art Museum and the Cleveland Museum of Art

The restitution of Cambodian statues by major museums and auction houses is an encouraging sign

Nicholas Serota says the document, which recommends the restitution of a Constable from the gallery’s collection, contains multiple inaccuracies

Turkish tomb could regain long-lost head

Beaching a Boat, Brighton, has been claimed by the heirs of Baron Ferenc Hatvany

Museums under pressure to research collections for Holocaust victims’ assets

30 memorial totems were repatriated to the Kenya last month

While the legal status of stolen or confiscated works is as yet unclear, there is hope for those who make claims for restitution

A look at some of the artworks subject to ongoing international restitution claims

The Jewish dealer’s relatives say participating museums are not dealing satisfactorily with their claims

Western museums are feeling the pressure over restitution claims from China, Turkey and Cambodia

The return of objects is not just an international issue—domestic claims can also offer insights.

The number of artefacts under restitution claims is rising

The two institutions have clashed over the future of modern masterpieces

Leading institutions absent from meeting in Nigeria to foster international co-operation

Sotheby's sale halted as Cambodia demands its return

Rise in restitution claims expected after launch of online German auction catalogues for 1930-45

The Dutch advisory committee on the assessment of restitution applications has rejected a claim for two sculptures by the 15th-century German artist Tilman Riemenschneider

Roman and Ottoman-era exhibitions will suffer as US and European museums face tougher calls for restitution

Works held at Belgrade National Museum are the subject of new restitution claim

More exhibitions are hit by the loans boycott as Turkey pushes for restitution

Provenance of late trustee’s gifts investigated as Turkey takes tougher line on restitution

The ruling in long-standing legal battle may threaten defence that a purchase was made in good faith

Persepolis tablets on loan to Chicago's Oriental Institute since the 1930s compromised in lawsuit brought by victims of Jerusalem suicide bombing