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
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By James Palmer Law360 Canada (March 26, 2026, 12:53 PM EDT) — The Metropolitan Museum of Art (the Met) was founded in 1870 by a
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By James Palmer Law360 Canada (January 23, 2026, 10:09 AM EST) — As someone involved in the field of art restitution, I often marvel at
By Alexandre Duyck – January 6, 2026 “Seated Man (Leaning on a Cane)”, once owned by a Jewish art dealer forced to flee Paris at