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Two Heists, Two Recoveries: Stolen Masterpieces Resurface in Italy and Brazil

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By Richard Whiddington
| Art Market Minute
It’s a big day for recovered art. Authorities in Italy and Brazil have seized high-value artworks that had been stolen in separate bold heists over the past year. In Italy, the nation’s art recovery squad found paintings by Paul Cézanne, Pierre-Auguste Renoir, and Henri Matisse that were taken in a March raid at the Magnani Rocca Foundation, a private museum outside Parma.
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The Magic Loot! Hundreds of Mozart Statuettes Stolen in Salzburg

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By Richard Whiddington
| Art Market Minute
A quirky public art installation celebrating the 270th birthday of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart has been disrupted after more than 200 golden statuettes of the maestro vanished in his hometown of Salzburg, Austria.
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The Vatican’s Latest Salvo Against A.I.? An Art Triennial

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By Richard Whiddington
| Art Market Minute
In May, Pope Leo XIV set out the Catholic Church’s position on A.I., warning in his first encyclical that the technology threatens to undermine the essence of humanity if allowed to develop without moral oversight. The Vatican has now followed up with a global art triennial aimed at elevating human creativity and generating debate over the hot button issues of the modern world.
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