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The Great-Grandaughter of a Jewish Art Patron Spent Years Tracking Down His Collection. She Just Sold the First Restituted Work - Vimarsana News

The Great-Grandaughter of a Jewish Art Patron Spent Years Tracking Down His Collection. She Just Sold the First Restituted Work

Pauline Baer de Perignon's new book tells the story of her great-grandfather's Nazi-looted collection—and how she got back 'Lady as Pomona'.

Source: artnet.com
Sotheby's Masters Week sales close in on $100 million, propelled by $45.4 million Botticelli - Vimarsana News

Sotheby's Masters Week sales close in on $100 million, propelled by $45.4 million Botticelli

Christopher Apostle, Head of a href= http://www.sothebys.com target= _blank Sotheby’s /a Old Masters Painting Department, New York, said: 

Stolen by The Nazis! De Largilliere Painting to Sell for up to $1.5M - Vimarsana News

Stolen by The Nazis! De Largilliere Painting to Sell for up to $1.5M

A Nicolas de Largilliere painting that was stolen from a Jewish collector by the Nazis during World War II is scheduled to go to auction on Wednesday af

After finding it, author to part with her family's Nazi-looted 18th-century painting - Vimarsana News

After finding it, author to part with her family's Nazi-looted 18th-century painting

On Jan. 27, Sotheby's to auction 'Portrait of a Lady as Pomona,' once owned by collector Jules Strauss; the work's long journey is the subject of a book by Pauline Baer de Perignon

The quest to restore Jules Strauss' Nazi-looted art – The Forward - Vimarsana News

The quest to restore Jules Strauss' Nazi-looted art – The Forward

As chronicled in 'The Vanished Collection,' Jules Strauss owned art by Degas, Monet, Pissarro, Renoir, Titian and Gauguin. Then the Nazis came.