Oligarchs and Orchestras: Inside Luxembourg’s Secretive Low-Tax ‘Fortress of Art’ Warehouse
September 23, 2015
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October 27, 2014, by the Editorial Board – Excerpt “Among the tales of art treasures seized by the Nazis from Jewish families, few are as
Heirs of a German-Jewish couple whose vast art collection was confiscated by the Nazis have filed lawsuits against a Swiss bank they accuse of cheating
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As Italy’s new government promises much-needed business and legal reforms to invigorate the country’s economy, experts have flagged one area in dire need of change:
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The Dutch minister of Culture, Jet Bussemaker, has ordered the restitution of two pictures from the national collection of the Netherlands to the heir of
A court has decided that an Amsterdam museum can keep a painting sold by the Lewenstein family during Nazi occupation, raising questions about art restitution.