Art restitution

Ownership of three Cham bronzes returned to Cambodia

Canberra, Australia; Cambodia · Source report date:

The three Cham bronzes returned to Cambodian ownership. Photo reproduced with reporting on the restitution.
The three Cham bronzes returned to Cambodian ownership. Photo reproduced with reporting on the restitution. Image source ↗
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Cambodia’s embassy reported a 28 July 2023 handover at the National Gallery of Australia. Ownership of the three Cham bronzes known as Bodhisattva Avalokiteshvara Padmapani with Attendants returned to Cambodia. Under the agreement they remained on loan in Australia for three years; this was not a physical shipment to Cambodia at the source date.

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Identification details follow the Object ID categories where documented. Ownership history is recorded separately; this documentation is not an authentication or a certificate of ownership.

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Rembrandt, Self-Portrait (1630), Nationalmuseum, Stockholm

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