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In Norfolk, England, a vast Roman villa discovered during work on a wind farm

In Norfolk, onEngland's east coast, a preventive archaeological investigation connected with work on cables for offshore wind farms has uncovered the remains of a vast, hitherto unknown Roman villa. As reported by the Artnet news outlet, the structur...
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Versailles, restored the king's chamber: the face of 1789 returns

At the Palace of Versailles , the chamber of the king's inner apartment returns to view in its 1789 configuration, at the end of a lengthy restoration project that represents the culmination of several decades of research, historical studies and craf...
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Forlì, there are hidden frescoes in the cathedral, possibly the work of Guido Cagnacci

A discovery destined to reignite the debate on one of the most fascinating enigmas of Baroque art in Romagna comes from the heart of Forlì Cathedral , and Il Resto del Carlino reports on it in an article signed by Sofia Nardi. During recent re...
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"Fairy Tales are Real..." Inclusive exhibition at Rome's Museum of Civilizations extended to May 24

Extended to May 24, 2026, at the Museum of Civilizations in Rome is the exhibition Le fiabe sono vere... Storia popolare italiana, open to the public since last July 24 and set up as an innovative and immersive journey that aims to tell the connectio...
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France passes law on the restitution of works stolen in colonial times

France is taking a significant step in the long and complex journey of restitution of cultural property stolen during the colonial era. On the night of April 12-13, the Assemblée nationale unanimously approved a bill concerning the restitutio...
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Auctions of the week: art, wine, comics and design

The art and collectibles market is gearing up for an extraordinarily lively week. Between April 16 and April 22, 2026, leading Italian and international auction houses will open their doors to collectors and investors, and offer catalogs ranging from...
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Lottery 1 Picasso for 100 euros: a Parisian engineer wins the work valued at €1 million

The third edition of the 1 Picasso for 100 euros online charity raffle was won by a Parisian engineer, Ari Hodara, who won Pablo Picasso's painting Tête de Femme: a gouache on paper (38.9 × 25.4 cm) created in 1941, with an estimated valu...
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Cultural heritage, what changes the recently passed law has made

What are the changes introduced by the recent law that revised the Cultural Heritage and Landscape Code? On March 11, the Senate gave final approval to the "Subsidiary Enhancement of Cultural Heritage" law, an initiative born in 2023 at the proposal ...
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