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ProvenanceWatch

Cultural Heritage, Art History, and the Antiquities Trade. Ask me about provenance research!

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Weekly Roundup: January 19, 2026

Entering into 2026, I wondered whether I should make this a weekly or bi-monthly newsletter. Between coursework and fellowships, there is a lot of work to finish each week–but there is also a lot of heritage news! Alas, we shall continue wi...

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Weekly Roundup: January 11, 2026

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Weekly Roundup: January 4, 2026

Four days in and thankfully there is little to report on the cultural heritage front. In light of that, this week’s round-up will focus on the reported bombing of Huge Chávez’ mausoleum in Caracas by US forces, and the broader cultural heri...

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2025 Year-End Roundup!

Happy New Year! It’s difficult to choose a measly five stories after the whirlwind that was 2025. From a brazen jewel heist at the Louvre, genocidal heritage destruction in Gaza and Ukraine, and a Nazi-looted old master’s popping up in a re...

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