Archive - Art Services
Wooden replica of 17th-century London set alight
To mark the 350th anniversary of the Great Fire of London, a 120-metre long replica…
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Jihadi guilty of destruction of Timbuktu monuments
Ahmad al-Mahdi is the first defendant to plead guilty to coordinating the destruction of nine…
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Gun artwork banned from US
A series of contemporary artworks have been denied entry to the Texas state and have…
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Reynolds masterpiece to relocate to Tate
A 18th century portrait of the 5th Earl of Carlisle by Sir Joshua Reynolds is…
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Long-lost 500-year-old engraving bought at flea market…
A 500-year old engraving by German Renaissance master Albrecht Durer that many experts feared had…
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China 'the world's largest art marketplace'
China is the world’s largest marketplace for fine art, new research has revealed. A study…
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Getty opens first major US exhibition of…
The first ever major US exhibition of the commonly-named School of London artists opened at…
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UK-held art by Hiroshima survivors set to…
Paintings by survivors of the Hiroshima atomic bomb drop during World War Two are set…
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New Zealand begins global search for missing…
The New Zealand Art Gallery has launched a global search for at least 100 missing paintings by…
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Nazi-looted artworks not returned to rightful owners,…
The pieces of art that were looted by the Nazis and later saved by the…
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Romanian government bidding to keep treasured sculpture
Constantin Brancusi’s the Wisdom of the Earth is widely considered to be one of the finest…
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Arte Povera to take over grand halls…
Arte Povera was an art movement that seemed to sweep through a number of towns…
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Washington businessman named as new chairman of…
The Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden has announced it has appointed the Washington-based businessman and…
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New art collection honouring footballing legend Pele…
Even those with the most minimal footballing knowledge are aware that Pele was, and probably…
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Fine Art Society celebrates 140 years with…
The Fine Art Society is to celebrate 140 years of British art with a major…
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Version of Manet masterpiece heading to Hull
A version of Edouard Manet’s once controversial painting ‘Le Dejeuner sur l’Herbe’ or ‘Naked Lunch’…
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