The painting 'Portrait of a Seated Young Woman' by Thomas Couture. It was discovered in the art trove of late collector Cornelius Gurlitt and belonged to Georges Mandel, a Jewish French politician and resistance figure who was executed during World War II. (AP/ Markus Schreiber)
In 2012, more than a thousand paintings looted from Jewish families by Hildebrand Gurlitt, a Nazi art dealer and collector, were discovered in his grandson’s home, reports i24 News.
Now at the Israel Museum in Jerusalem, a “quest to discover the origins of the artwork and return them to their rightful owners” has begun, says i24 News.
The exhibition, Fateful Choices: Art From the Gurlitt Trove, is on display until January 20, 2020.
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