UNESCO has raised the number Ukraine will need over the next decade to properly rehabilitate its interconnected cultural and tourism sectors from around $6.9 billion to $9 billion.
The artifacts arrived on Sunday at the Museum of Historical Treasures of Ukraine in Kyiv.
A video shared by the Odesa city council to social media showed the shattered windows and ruined interior of the Tsarist-era landmark.
The searchable database aims to "make it easier for virtuous art market participants to carry out sanctions checks and make it difficult for Russian oligarchs to sell such assets".
The Hermitage Amsterdam rebranded following its split from the State Hermitage Museum in St. Petersburg.
The famed Transfiguration Cathedral was among the protected heritage sites damaged by Russian bombing.
The biennial said some executive members' Russian heritage was "too significant to overcome."
The court said it feared the potential loss of Ukrainian heritage in Russia-controlled Crimea.
During her lifetime, the late artist Polina Rayko painted lush visions of flora and fauna on the walls and ceilings of her home.
A new report, however, has put the amount needed to properly rehabilitate the country's arts scene at $6.9 billion.