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Today, the Art Institute of Chicago's provenance research team had the great pleasure of hosting a provenance workshop for the University of Chicago's Master of Arts Program in the Humanities.

My colleague Nicolas Revire will give two important lectures at Harvard University in March:

The Return of Khmer Artifacts from Chicago to Phanom Rung, Northeast Thailand: asiacenter.harvard.edu/events/retur...

Early Khmer Art Collecting in American Museums: asiacenter.harvard.edu/events/early...

The Art Institute of Chicago’s provenance research team is excited to offer a McMullan Arts Leadership internship:

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From Looted to Restituted: Journey of a Drawing from Paris to Chicago | The Art Institute of Chicago It is not usually the case that an artist has to hide while attempting to draw a portrait.

Excited to share my research into this eighteenth-century drawing that was looted from Maurice de Rothschild's collection in Nazi-occupied Paris. Moving from the Louvre to the Jeu de Paume to Alt Aussee, the drawing was restituted to Rothschild in 1946

www.artic.edu/articles/115...

A Sacred Pilaster Returns Home | The Art Institute of Chicago In January 2023, I joined the provenance research team at the Art Institute, tasked with studying objects in the collection from Southeast Asia.

Nicolas Revire, my colleague on the Art Institute of Chicago's provenance research team, has written a fascinating article about his research into a 12th-century Khmer pilaster, which led to the museum's decision to return this ancient and sacred artifact to Thailand: www.artic.edu/articles/115...