August 17, 2024
European Art

Did the Russians Take His Family’s Tintoretto? He’s Intent on Finding Out.

In the annals of history painting, few topics have captivated artists more than the Battle of Lepanto, an epic 16th-century naval contest in which massive fleets of Christian and Ottoman galleys clashed off the coast of Greece. Among the numerous depictions of the scene is an enormous, 10-foot-wide version of the engagement created soon after

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Symbio inaugurates its first gigafactory SymphonHy, Europe’s largest integrated site producing hydrogen fuel cells, supporting the deployment of sustainable and efficient mobility

SAINT-FONS (France) – Symbio, an equally owned joint venture between Forvia, Michelin and Stellantis, is inaugurating SymphonHy today, its first gigafactory, a center of technological and industrial excellence. Located in Saint-Fons, in the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region, SymphonHy is the largest integrated fuel cell production site in Europe, confirming Symbio’s role as a technological and industrial leader.

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Crème de la Crème offers European-styled pastries

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – A small business in Albuquerque is offering big flavors with a European aesthetic just in time for those holiday parties. Nestled in the corner of Albuquerque’s Sawmill Market is a gallery of exquisite creations. There you can find pastries with colorful seasonal flair. Latest New Mexico Frontiers Armani Brigante and his staff

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The 1973 Scull auction was a harbinger of today’s market, but its meaning is still misunderstood

Although art professionals have been pummelled for months by reminders that 2023 marks 50 years since Picasso’s death, it’s not the most consequential golden anniversary in the art market this year. To me, that honour goes to the (in)famous auction of 50 works by living American artists from the collection of New York taxicab magnates

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Dispatches from Dubai

The annual United Nations Climate Change Conference is underway in Dubai, with more than 70,000 participants—including heads of state, business leaders, climate scientists, Indigenous people, and others—coming together to find common ground in accelerating the transition away from planet-warming fossil fuels.  This year’s summit, known as COP28, is not without controversy. It is being held

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The Center for Art Law Report on Anti Money Laundering and Art Review

American dollars being put into the washing machine, Concept, Money laundering, Illegal business … [+] proceeds, Dark business, Black market, Bundle of 100 dollar bills getty The “Center for Art Law Report on Anti-Money Laundering and Art” [1]is an enlightening and comprehensive guide that explores the practices of Anti-Money Laundering (AML) in the art sector

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University Of Notre Dame Selects Robert A. Dowd As Next President

insider to be its next president – Rev. Robert A Dowd. getty The University of Notre Dame has picked Rev. Robert A. Dowd, C.S.C., to be its 18th president. Dowd will assume office on July 1, 2024, succeeding Rev. John I. Jenkins, C.S.C., who is stepping down at the end of the 2023-24 academic year

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Secretary of State speech at the UK in Horizon celebration event

From day one of becoming Britain’s first Secretary of State for Science, Innovation and Technology, I made a commitment… …to place the views and voices of our greatest innovators and our boldest researchers right at the heart of my department’s work. They told me loud and clear how essential Horizon Europe was for ensuring that

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Dannevirke Floral Art group capitalises on spring colour

President Juleen Omond with her design – can you tell it was the group’s Christmas do? Photo / Dave Murdoch Art created by 17th and 18th-century European painters inspired the Dannevirke Floral Art Group’s latest efforts. Late spring offers a multitude of colourful blooms and when a style that celebrates bright colours is added, you

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U.S. Navy to start recovery operations for downed Blackhawk > United States Navy > News Stories

The NG Worker, equipped with the U.S. Navy Supervisor of Salvage and Diving team, is set to depart to the crash location from Augusta Bay, Sicily, in the coming days. Once on station, salvage experts will deploy a shallow water intermediate search system (SWISS) and towed pinger locator (TPL) to search for the aircraft. The

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