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Arpita Singh, the Padma Bhushan-winning Indian painter known for crowded, map-like canvases centred on women, died in Delhi on November 9 at 89.

A kingfisher drawn by Prince George, 13, appears in the Country Life issue guest edited by Prince William. He joins a long line of royal amateur artists.

Prince George’s kingfisher drawing has people asking where his talent comes from. From Queen Victoria to King Charles, the royal family has a long history of amateur artists.

In 1964 the Guggenheim sold Wassily Kandinsky’s Betonte Ecken for £22,000. On November 17 it goes to Christie’s with an estimate of $60–80 million.

After an AI Kim Jong Un bust fooled the internet, a look back at the real statues and restorations that became memes: Ronaldo, Scary Lucy, Ecce Homo and more.

The bulging-eyed Kim Jong Un bust going viral was made with AI. The real first statue of the North Korean leader, shown on state TV in February, looks very different.

A curl of hair, part of a screen and even the signature had vanished from Chase’s A Comfortable Corner. An AI comparison with an old photograph helped bring them back.

An N.C. Wyeth bought for $4, a Ming bowl found at a $35 yard sale, a Roman bust from Goodwill: the thrift-store art finds that held up, and how to spot one.

Documents stolen from the Dutch National Archives in 2015, including the VOC’s 1602 founding report and Michiel de Ruyter’s logbook, turned up in an attic and were returned by art detective Arthur Brand.

What Georgia O’Keeffe’s 1932 Jimson Weed/White Flower No. 1 shows, how it sold for $44.4 million at Sotheby’s in 2014, and where to see it today.