ArtDiligence
Insights from The ArtRisk Group
The “Guennol Grasshopper” Sells Despite Provenance Concerns
On 27 July 2025, a 3,300-year-old carved wooden grasshopper was sold at auction in London for £340,000 ($455,000), despite growing concerns that it was looted from King Tutankhamun’s tomb . . .
Restituting “Le Chemin des Bois à Ville-d'Avray”: Confronting the Legacy of Nazi-Era Art Sales
Decades after World War II, the repercussions of Nazi-era art looting continue to unfold . . .
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