By Catherine Hickley – Sept. 1, 2026 For more than 50 years, an important painting by Wassily Kandinsky, “The Colorful Life,” was held at the
By Arnaud Wajdzik – September 9, 2026 Two unprecedented proceedings target America’s most prestigious museum, concerning a Pissarro and a Bonnard stolen from Jewish families
Par Arnaud Wajdzik – 9 septembre 2026 Deux procédures inédites visent le plus prestigieux musée américain, autour d’un Pissarro et d’un Bonnard volés à des
By James Palmer Law360 Canada (September 3, 2026, 11:09 AM EDT) — In the early years of art restitution, after the signing of the Washington
By James Palmer Law360 Canada (May 26, 2026, 8:38 AM EDT) — During the Holocaust, Nazi Germany and its agents systematically looted approximately 20 per
From James Palmer & Claudia Eicher, Mondex Corporation, Toronto, ON, Canada Regarding the interview with Max Hollein, chief executive of New York’s Metropolitan Museum of
Excerpted from Law360 Canada, by James Palmer. Law360 Canada (April 8, 2026, 3:22 PM EDT) — The Nahmad family is one of the leading collectors
Extrait du récit original – Après 17 ans de recherches et de bataille devant les tribunaux new-yorkais, le petit-fils d’un galeriste juif spolié par les Nazis
« Homme assis (appuyé sur une canne) » appartenait à un galeriste juif, Oscar Stettiner, forcé de fuir Paris sous l’Occupation. Détenu par le marchand d’art David
Excerpted from original Story – After 17 years of searching and battling in New York courts, the grandson of a Jewish gallery owner who was
“Seated Man with a Cane” belonged to a Jewish art dealer, Oscar Stettiner, who was forced to flee Paris during the Occupation. Held by the