01/31/2023
A Ukrainian Art Dealer is On Trial in France for Stealing Several Artworks, Including a $1.6 Million Painting by Paul Signac | Artnet News
The Signac was recovered during the raid of a Kyiv home in 2019.
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The Signac was recovered during the raid of a Kyiv home in 2019.
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Learn more here: https://starts-prize.aec.at/en/
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Pictured: Grand Prize – Artistic Exploration 2022: Holly+, Holly Herndon, Mathew Dryhurst, Herndon Dryhurst Studio (US). Grand Prize - Artistic Exploration at the STARTS Prize 2022. Photo: Andrés Mañón; Grand Prize – Innovative Collaboration 2022: "Antarctic Resolution" at the Venice Biennale, Giulia Foscari (IT) & UNLESS. Photo Courtesy of UNLESS © Delfino Sisto Legnani
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