Successfully RESTITUTED
Successfully RESTITUTED
Sucessfully Restituted
Research
Advocacy
Restitution
Leaders in Research, Advocacy and Restitution
Established in 1993
Every member of our international team of historians, art provenance researchers and legal experts helps to obtain justice for families whose property was misappropriated during the Second World War. Over the years, we have recovered important art, cultural artifacts and other looted assets but the primary goal of our work is even more significant: helping to right personal and historic wrongs through restitution.
What We Do
Research
The material goal driving all of our research is the return of property that was lost to persecution. In theory, this goal is straightforward. But in practice?
Advocacy
Restitution
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Quietly, After a $4 Million Fee, MoMA Returns a Chagall With a Nazi Taint
February 12, 2024, By Graham Bowley – Excerpt “For years, “Over Vitebsk” occupied a central
Dutch Panel for Looted Art ClaimsMust Change Course, Report Finds
A review commissioned by the Dutch culture minister found that the country’s art restitution panel
Heirs Sue Bank Over Sale of Nazi-Looted Art
October 17, 2014, by Patricia Cohen — Excerpt “When Christie’s auctioned off Edgar Degas’s “Danseuses” for nearly