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The Nazi-Era Art Provenance Research training program teaches the fundamentals of how to trace these prized works from Jewish hands to museum galleries.
The Nazi-Era Art Provenance Research training program, housed under DU's Center for Collection Ethics, aims to give aspiring provenance workers, museum curators and art market employees the tools to unspool the vast web of plundered Nazi art pieces that continue to sit in the world's top museums and auction houses.
The Nazi-Era Art Provenance Research training program teaches the fundamentals of how to trace these prized works from Jewish hands to museum galleries.
University of Denver students and alumni have landed nine major fellowship awards so far this year, including five Fulbrights. Those numbers are likely to continue to rise thanks to the efforts of DU’s Office of Scholar Development & Fellowship Advising, which opened last year. “There are hundreds of nationally competitive awards out there,” says Lindsay Lawton, founding director of the office. “It’s exciting to be able to build out this new office at DU. I hope that we’ll be able to support more students and recent graduates applying for a broader range of awards as we grow. ...
“The American university is the quintessential marketplace of ideas. Academic discourse and higher order learning cannot take place in an environment in which individuals are not at liberty to expre