German Art Collectors Face a Painful Past: Do I Own Nazi Loot? | Nytimes
BERLIN — After World War II, few Germans with sizable art holdings made a point of digging into their collections for signs of Nazi looting.
And because private collections were off limits for those trying to track down stolen art, works of unexamined provenance have hung for decades in family homes and office corridors, the stories of how they were acquired often vague, inconsistent or simply not discussed.
And because private collections were off limits for those trying to track down stolen art, works of unexamined provenance have hung for decades in family homes and office corridors, the stories of how they were acquired often vague, inconsistent or simply not discussed.
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