by Catherine Sezgin, ARCA Blog
Interpol is the international police organization established in 1923. In 2009, its database for Stolen Art was made available to the public. It takes about one to two weeks to obtain permission and a password to access the lists of recovered and stolen art objects.
Earlier this month, police in Serbia recovered a painting by Paul Cézanne that had been stolen from an Impressionist museum in Zurich in 2008.
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