German Government Steps In to Secure Future of ‘Degenerate Art’ Research

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Less Than a Month After the Louvre Hired a Nazi Loot Expert to Investigate Its Collection, She Found 10 Ill-Gotten Works Hiding in Plain Sight

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Is Nazi Loot Among Berggruen Collection’s Modern Masterworks?

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Looted Masterpiece Discovered in Helmut Newton Photos

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Court Denies Claim of Heirs to Nazi-Looted Pissarro Painting

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Art Industry News: Are Damien Hirst’s New Paintings Penance for His Venice Debacle? + More Must-Read Stories

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Art Industry News: Billionaire Patron Eli Broad Says He’s Done With Philanthropy + More Must-Read Stories

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Have You Seen This Artwork? A Famous Dealer’s Family, Desperate for Leads, Is Crowdsourcing Its Search for a Nazi-Looted Degas

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Art Industry News: Solange Creates Art About Black Identity for Tate Modern + More Must-Read Stories

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Israel Takes Larger Role in the Search for Nazi Looted Art

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Art & Exhibitions

University of Oklahoma Will Return Camille Pissarro Painting to Holocaust Survivor

by Sarah Cascone , Feb 24, 2016

Death of Real-Life Indiana Jones Tomb Raider Don Miller Leaves Massive Artifact Collection in Limbo

by Sarah Cascone , Mar 30, 2015

In a Dramatic About-Face, the Kunstmuseum Basel Will Compensate the Heirs of a Jewish Collector for Disputed Works in Its Collection

by Sarah Cascone , Mar 27, 2020

Two Years After Beatrix Ruf’s Controversial Departure, the Stedelijk Museum Has Appointed Rein Wolfs as Its New Director

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Art Industry News: Yves Bouvier Sells Off His Art Storage Company as Legal Battle Rages On + More Must-Read Stories

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Gustav Klimt’s Famous ‘Woman in Gold’ Goes On View at Neue Galerie

by Eileen Kinsella , Apr 2, 2015

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