Stolen Eastman Johnson Paintings Recovered

The recent recovery of Eastman Johnson paintings, stolen over four decades ago, powerfully illustrates art's enduring value and the critical role of provenance. For emerging women artists, this serves as a vital reminder: meticulously document your creations. Understanding the journey of your artwork through the market—its ownership history—is paramount. This vigilance protects your legacy and ensures your pieces retain their worth, affirming that the art you create today holds intrinsic, lasting significance. — Source: Artforum

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