Art Institute of Chicago returns ancient sculpture
Art Institute of Chicago returns ancient Nepali sculpture after researchers learned it had been stolen
A 12th century Nepali sculpture that had regularly been on display at the Art Institute of Chicago is being returned to its native country — after new research found that the object had originally been stolen, the museum said Monday.
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The Art Institute of Chicago announced on Monday that it is returning sculpture after new research found that the object had ...
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