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Art Recovery International

two colorful prints, both featuring people, set in a side-by-side grid

Art Theft Research: There’s an App for That

Art buyers' due diligence should always involve checking databases of stolen art and antiquities, and there are apps that make doing so easier.
By Daniel Grant
A cartoon of a thief stealing a painting

In Art Recovery, Cash May Be the Deciding Factor

While most art is stolen from museums, rather than from private homes, private art collectors shouldn’t be complacent.
By Daniel Grant
Chris Marinello, CEO of Art Recovery International.

The Art World Calls This Man When Masterpieces Go Missing

The stolen art expert talks Art Recovery International, why due diligence is an important step for everyone in the art world and what he loves most about his job. 
By Alanna Martinez
Auguste Rodin's Young Girl With Serpent.

Stolen Rodin Sculpture Recovered After 24 Years Missing

By Alanna Martinez
Paul Manship, Central Figure of Day (1916). (Courtesy Hirschl & Adler)

Stolen Bronze Sculpture Recovered After 32 Years to Display at ADAA’s Art Show

By Alanna Martinez
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