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A rare 13th-century painted cross from Corso di Buono at the BIAF: it’s worth 1.2 million

A Madonna covering her mouth with her hand, a Saint John bent over in grief, and three tiny angels collecting the blood flowing from Christ’s wounds in large cups. And, at the bottom, Saint Peter warming himself by a fire while a maidservant po...
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Egypt: A Roman pyramid tomb with funerary texts in Greek has been discovered at Bir el-Shaghala

A new archaeological discovery has been announced in the Bir el-Shaghala area, in the Dakhla Oasis, in Egypt’s New Valley Governorate. The news was released byEgypt’s Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities through its official channels. An ...
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The Divisionism Art Gallery in Tortona Expands: Two Masterpieces by Nomellini and Longoni Join the Collection

Two works by Plinio Nomellini and Emilio Longoni have been added to the collection of the Pinacoteca Divisionismo Tortona, expanding the exhibition dedicated to the leading figures of Italian Divisionist painting. The works are Nomellini’s *Autunno l...
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OGR Turin: The Courtyards Will Become an Urban Biosphere—More Green Space for the City

Turin’s OGR is preparing for a new transformation: its large courtyards, currently characterized by predominantly paved surfaces, will become an urban landscape where nature, architecture, and culture intertwine. The project, sponsored by the ...
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The history of Liguria becomes a collection of stickers: three albums featuring Genoa, Savona, and Tigullio

Can a city’s history fit inside a pack of five stickers? In Liguria, it would seem so: in Genoa, Savona, and the Tigullio region, starting September 21, the history of these Ligurian areas is being collected, shared, and pieced together through...
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The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York is hosting three Nigerian sculptures: a historic 25-year loan

Three sculptures that tell the story of centuries of Nigerian history and artistic traditions are coming to the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York thanks to a long-term loan agreement with the Nigerian National Commission for Museums and Monument...
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Sotheby’s Paris: The Schlumberger Collection Goes Up for Auction—Monet’s Monumental “Iris,” Valued at 30 Million Euros, Stands Out

Two paintings by Claude Monet that have been hidden from public view for decades, a collection of works by some of the leading figures in modern art, and a story of women in art collecting. On October 22, 2026, during Art Basel Paris, Sotheby’s...
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Greece: The so-called House of Nero in Olympia Will Be Restored and Preserved

In Olympia, Greece—the site where one of the most significant religious and cultural centers of the ancient world flourished for centuries—a building tells a story of successive transformations. What is known today as the “House of Nero”...
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