The great museums strive to return works stolen by the Nazis in their collections The Louvre Museum and Sotheby’s have reached an agreement for the next three years to launch a project aimed at investigating the goods acquired by the museum between 1933 and 1945. The sponsorship will allow the collections of the French institution to be investigated to ” return the works and make them public”, the Louvre has communicated. Sotheby’s was the first international auction house to create a department dedicated to provenance research and restitution. Last year the Louvre published an online database with 485,000 records, including...
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