Art and Law Nazi-Looted Constable Painting Exposes Worrying Gap in Restitution Law Does local law trump the Washington Principles? According to one Swiss town, yes. By Alexander Forbes, Mar 20, 2014
Art and Law German Panel Rejects Claim That Medieval Treasures Were Sold to Nazis Under Duress By Sarah Cascone, Mar 20, 2014
Art and Law Fifteen Years After Theft, Alleged Rembrandt Painting Rescued by French Police By Sarah Cascone, Mar 20, 2014
Art and Law Family Urges Swiss Museum to Return Constable Painting Looted by Nazis By Sarah Cascone, Mar 19, 2014
Art and Law Turkey Accused of Turning a Blind Eye to Smugglers of Syrian Artifacts By Sarah Cascone, Mar 18, 2014
Art and Law Dutch Government Returns Paintings to Heirs of Holocaust Victims By Sarah Cascone, Mar 17, 2014
Art and Law Italy’s Gustav Klimt Theft Investigation Reopened After 17 Years By Sarah Cascone, Mar 17, 2014
Art and Law Is Nazi Loot Among Berggruen Collection’s Modern Masterworks? In the post-Gurlitt call to find German Nazi loot, Berlin's Berggruen Collection is under scrutiny. By Alexander Forbes, Mar 17, 2014
Art and Law Emil Nolde Altarpiece Stolen From Danish Church in Broad Daylight By Sarah Cascone, Mar 13, 2014
Art and Law UNESCO Reveals Names of 70 Works Stolen from Havana Museum of Fine Arts By Alexander Forbes, Mar 11, 2014
Art and Law France to Return Nazi-Looted Paintings as ‘The Monuments Men’ Premieres By Sarah Cascone, Mar 10, 2014
