After settling with dealer Mark Weiss, Sotheby’s is still trying to recoup losses after refunding US buyer of the painting

US dealer Gary Snell and Paris-based Robert Crouzet found guilty in French court of making and selling copies of works by the French sculptor

The state has deferred the painting's export licence giving the museum 30 months to find the funds

As the extent of the damage continues to be assessed, investigation into cause of devastating fire begins

Sotheby's James Martin stands by his assertion that the painting is a fake following hours of interrogation challenging the independence of his scientific analysis

Settlement came day before trial was due to start, but its suit against financier will continue

I.M. Pei’s controversial entrance symbolises the Parisian museum’s spectacular growth

We speak to the French architect about the search for a national landmark and the hurdles that faced the mammoth project

The only authorised authenticator of the artist’s work started her 40-year career as an assistant to Matisse’s daughter, Marguerite Duthuit

The fashion designer, who died this week at the age of 85, spent lavishly on decorating his houses in the style of the Ancien Régime

Having served a six-year jail sentence, he came under suspicion again after offering a 19th-century paperweight on eBay

Museum board says fundraising campaign to build delayed private museum is not dependent on the scandal-hit auto executive

Launched in 2016, Aliph will finance restoration work with technical support from the Louvre and Smithsonian Institution

Recommendations from Savoy-Sarr report into restitution by French museums may contravene the country’s laws

Comprehensive analysis of 29 pieces from ten institutions could be “the best weapon against forgery”

Statements come just days after the release of a controversial French report on the restitution of African artefacts

Difficulties began when the museum asked HW Architecture to work pro bono

Announcement comes after controversial report urged the president to return works taken “without consent” in the colonial period

A new report on the status of African objects in French museums will urge the president to return works taken “without consent” in the colonial period

Leonardo da Vinci’s La Belle Ferronière will remain on loan to the museum for another year

The judgement comes after two experts found the painting was made with modern synthetic pigments

More than 30 conservators will treat paintings and sculptures, seven years after French culture ministry halted reckless cleaning of two panels

A new show at the Musée du Louvre reunites 500 of the collector's artefacts, showing his admiration for Italian art across the ages

French President Emmanuel Macron confirmed plans to develop Al-Ula Province one day after Turkish officials announced killing of Saudi journalist

The work, seized by the pro-Nazi Vichy government, had been lent to an exhibition at the Musée Marmottan

The auction of art, antiques and works of art was cancelled an hour after its supposed start time following private deal

One stand is closed down in a vetting crackdown at the French art fair, which organisers say can return to its former glory if "dealers would stop bickering"

Do falling exhibitor and visitor numbers at La Biennale Paris signal the beginning of the end for this once world-class art fair?

Maurizio Seracini concurs that the painting sold by Sotheby’s in 2012 is a modern forgery

Franco-American scion of art dealing dynasty was accused of hiding art and other property worth hundreds of millions of euros from French authorities