The Zurich Museum of Fine Arts is still grappling with the legacy of Emil Bührle’s controversial collection. This time, the works are presented together like a treasure trove of diverse objects discovered in a chest. Kunsthaus Zürich Swiss industrialist Emil G. Bührle’s art collection, on loan to Zurich’s Museum of Fine Arts, has been the cause of one uproar after another. As Switzerland's biggest art museum takes on responsibility for researching the ownership history of these paintings, many of which once belonged to Jewish collectors persecuted by the Nazis, it has also opened a new exhibition – the third since the museum first put the artworks on display in 2021. This content was published on June 5, 2026...
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