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The latest news about the Monuments Men and Women Foundation's work from all major international media outlets.
Dallas author, philanthropist passes baton to new Monuments Men and Women program
August 18, 2022
Dallas Morning News
August 12, 2022 - A new generation of Monuments Men and Women, who restored artifacts stolen by Nazis in World War II, is taking its place in the military as the first class of curators, archaeologists and more was sworn in Friday.
Museum of Fine Arts Houston locked in legal battle over Bernardo Bellotto painting
July 20, 2022
KHOU*11
A fight over a piece of 18th-century art has landed the Museum of Fine Arts Houston in federal court. MFAH wants to hold onto the paintings. The people trying to take it are the grandsons of a German businessman who they say sold the art to Nazi leader Adolf Hitler's dealer under duress. ...
Playing cards offer $25,000 for information on the priceless lost art of World War II
July 20, 2022
EuroNews
Art history buffs, eagle-eyed collectors, antiquities experts and members of the public at large are being invited to join the global hunt for a treasure trove of artworks still missing since World War II, with cash rewards of up to $25,000 for useful information. The buy-in is a single deck of cards. ...
What Constitutes Art Sales Under Duress? A Dispute Reignites the Question
The New York Times
July 20, 2022
The New York Times
August 17, 2021 - A fight over a landscape painting bought for Hitler is focused on the question of whether its sale was voluntary or forced by economic distress the Nazis helped create. ...
Anna Bottinelli, un’italiana alla guida dei «Monuments Men»: i cacciatori delle opere trafugate dai nazisti
July 20, 2022
Corriere della Sera
November 28, 2019 - Fiorentina, 32 anni, un curriculum accademico di primo piano, andrà a dirigere la Fondazione, con sede a Dallas, resa celebre dal film di Clooney. «Entusiasta dell’incarico» ...
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