In recent years, Europe’s fine art market has navigated a labyrinth of new regulations and post-Brexit economic tensions. The trend looks to continue, with the European Union’s Regulation 2019/880—set to come into full effect in June 2025—which aims to clamp down on the illicit trade of cultural goods. President Donald Trump’s proposed plan to impose tariffs of 25% on EU imports, as have already been applied to those from Canada and Mexico (in addition to tariffs of 20% on goods arriving from China) has sent shockwaves through transatlantic trade discussions. Together, these measures are poised to reshape how fine art is bought, sold, and traded across Europe.