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Crystal Bridges Acquires Monumental Tiffany Studios Stained-Glass Window from a Texas Church

Tiffany Studios, designed by Agnes Northrop, Mountain Landscape (Root Memorial Window), 1917. Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art in Bentonville, Arkansas, acquired a monumental landscape stained-glass window created by Tiffany Studios, marking the first window of its kind to enter the museum’s collection. Measuring approximately nine feet tall by …

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Sean Combs May Lose $21 M. Kerry James Marshall If He’s Found Guilty

Kerry James Marshall’s Past Times (1997) before it headed to auction at Sotheby’s. Photo Hector Retamal/AFP via Getty Images According to multiple reports this week, rapper and record executive Sean Combs may see many of his assets seized by the Department of Justice if he is found guilty of sex trafficking, a charge that he …

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Winged Goddess Carving Found by Volunteers at Hadrian

Winged Goddess Carving Discovered by Volunteers at Hadrian’s Wall in England

The Victory stone relief found at Vindolanda in England. Courtesy the Vindolanda Trust A couple of volunteer archaeologists participating in an excavation unearthed a Roman depiction of the winged goddess of victory near Hadrian’s Wall. The Vindolanda site contains an important Roman fort near Hexham, Northumberland, in England. Couple Dilys and Jim Quinlan have been volunteering …

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Debate Rages over Whether Rediscovered Klimt Painting Was ‘Smuggled’ out of Hungary

Gustav Klimt’s 1897 portrait of Prince William Nii Nortey Dowuona. Courtesy Wienerroither and Kolbacher The rediscovery of a Gustav Klimt painting of a West African prince generated headlines far and wide when it appeared at the TEFAF Maastricht art fair this past March, with lengthy stories appearing in mainstream outlets such as the Associated Press …

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Chinese Collector and Philanthropist to Open New Nonprofit Art Space in London’s Bloomsbury District

Yan Du, the founder of YDP, says the project happened “very organically.” courtesy YDP This October, Chinese collector and philanthropist Yan Du will open a new nonprofit space supporting artists from Asian backgrounds in London’s Bloomsbury district. Called Yan Du Projects (YDP), it is located in a huge, Grade 1-listed, 18th-century Georgian townhouse in Bedford …

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Two Israeli Embassy Staffers Killed by Gunman Outside Capital Jewish Museum

“Two staff members of the Israeli embassy were shot this evening at close range while attending a Jewish event at the Capital Jewish Museum in Washington DC,” Israeli embassy spokesperson, Tal Naim Cohen, wrote on X. Anadolu via Getty Images A gunman shot dead two Israeli embassy staffers on Wednesday night as they were leaving …

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In Latest Shake-Up, LA’s Lucas Museum Lays Off 14 Percent of Full-Time Staff

Rendering of the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art. Courtesy Lucas Museum of Narrative Art, Los Angeles The forthcoming Lucas Museum of Narrative Art in Los Angeles has laid off 15 full-time employees, representing 14 percent of its full-time staff. An additional seven part-time employees also had their roles eliminated, according to the Los Angeles Times, …

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LA’s Fowler Museum Returns 11 Objects to Australia’s Larrakia Community

Four of the ten glass spearheads being returned by the Fowler Museum. Courtesy of the Fowler Museum, UCLA The Fowler Museum at the University of California Los Angeles (UCLA) recently returned 11 objects to an Aboriginal community in Northern Australia. A kangaroo tooth headband and 10 glass spearheads, some of which are more than 100 …

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