Nazi-Plundered Paintings Returned to Jewish Heirs in US and Germany
The Bavarian State Painting Collections and the Art Institute of Chicago have returned artworks looted during the Nazi era to the heirs of Jewish collectors.
How it unfolded
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- ARTnews – ARTnews.comArt Institute of Chicago Returns a Metzinger to Family of Jewish Collector Following Further Provenance Research
- ARTnews – ARTnews.comBavarian State Painting Collections in Munich Returns Painting to Great-Grandson of Jewish Collector Who Fled Germany in 1938
- Times of IndiaNazi-seized 1892 painting returned to US heirs after decades
Sources
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- Nazi-seized 1892 painting returned to US heirs after decades Times of India
- Bavarian State Painting Collections in Munich Returns Painting to Great-Grandson of Jewish Collector Who Fled Germany in 1938 ARTnews – ARTnews.com
- Art Institute of Chicago Returns a Metzinger to Family of Jewish Collector Following Further Provenance Research ARTnews – ARTnews.com
In this story
- Bavarian State Painting Collections
- Albert Lang
- Sofie Heilbronner
- Art Institute of Chicago
- Jean Metzinger