An art gallery associated with Princess Eugenie is cleared of breaching Russian sanctions following scrutiny over the sale of a painting. The company, Hauser & Wirth—where Eugenie has served as a director since 2015—was among those investigated after a transaction involving a man identified as Alexander Popov. A shipping company connected to the transaction also faced charges in connection with the alleged sanctions concerns. The reports say the case centers on whether the sale and related logistics complied with sanctions rules. According to the outlet, the gallery and the shipping company are ultimately found to have not breached the sanctions requirements tied to the transaction. The coverage does not provide additional details on the specific sanctions provisions alleged to have been violated, the governing legal findings, or whether any other parties were involved. It also does not describe the painting’s provenance or the broader context of how the buyer was identified, beyond the reference to Popov.