Huge tapestry set inspired by Rubens will also be conserved in the new annex at St John’s Co-Cathedral

Exhibition at the Kunsthistorisches Museum will highlight the multiple trends and rich aesthetics of early Baroque art in Rome

New enquiries suggest a US or Swiss connection through the mafia heroin trade

France's Gazette Drouot claims that Hill might have bought the painting and it could be headed for the Met in New York, according to a source

Estimated to sell between €100m-€150m at auction on Friday, an anonymous buyer has snapped up the disputed painting that was discovered in a French attic

Ahead of the painting's sale, the art historian Noah Charney asks whether the pricey work is a true lost treasure or one of scores made by Caravaggisti

Judith beheading Holofernes—due to be auctioned this June estimated at £86m-£129m—will be juxtaposed with a Daniel Buren installation

Museo di Capodimonte examines the huge influence that the Old Master had on Baroque artists active in the city

There are too many oddities in the painting discovered in France five years ago

The Old Master specialist who researched the provenance of the recently attributed painting on the joys of exploring French attics

The painting, thought to be the second version of the Baroque artist’s Judith Beheading Holofernes will be auctioned this June with an estimate of £86m-£129m

Now the export ban has been lifted, the work may go on the market after restoration

Noah Charney on the Carabinieri's efforts to track down the stolen painting

Mafia informant claims the painting, which is included in the FBI’s list of top ten art crimes, was sold to a Swiss dealer

First-ever major restoration for the artist’s only work in a Russian museum

Roman museum aims to become the primary reference for scholarship on the artist