Striking Workers Have Shut Down the Eiffel Tower in Paris
Visitors were still able to visit the glass esplanade below the tower.
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London Still Rules the European Art Market, Despite Hype Around Paris, Dealers Say as Frieze Opens
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2,000-Year-Old Graves Found Near Notre Dame During Excavation for Train Station Expansion
"Drawing on their funeral rites, we can reach a kind of general vision of the people who lived in Paris in the second century," an archaeologist said.
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French Auction House Calls Mexico’s Effort to Stop Sale of Pre-Columbian Artifacts ‘Nationalist Opportunism’
The president of the auction house added that "revisiting the past and history in order to reclaim them through the pretext of Art is cultural nonsense.""
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The Dreamlike Haze of Monet’s Work Was Inspired by Air Pollution, New Study Claims
Monet once wrote to his wife, bemoaning the lack of steam and smoke in the air, things he claimed "excite the inspiration a little."
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Eight People Arrested for Allegedly Attempting to Steal Banksy Mural in Ukraine
Local police said they had tried to remove the wall on which the piece is set.
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Parisian Gallery’s Owners Sentenced to Jail After Stolen Picasso Scandal
Their gallery, Belle et Belle, will be dissolved through the ruling.
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Hauser & Wirth Will Open Location in Paris, Tapping City’s Rise as Art Market Capital
The new location in the 8th arrondissement will open in 2023.
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Could Paris Challenge London as Europe’s Future Art Capital?
A gallery and auction house boom are part of Paris's recent resurgence as an art center.
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