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David Cassirer v. Thyssen-Bornemisza Collection Foundation
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May 01, 2019
Museum Can Keep Nazi-Looted Art Despite Judge's Scolding
A California federal judge ruled Tuesday in a long-running dispute over Nazi-looted art that while a Spanish museum's decision not to return a Camille Pissarro painting was "inconsistent" with post-Holocaust reparation practices, the museum is the the rightful owner under Spanish law.
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December 04, 2018
Jewish Family Seeking Art Stolen By Nazis Gets Day In Court
The family of a Jewish woman who surrendered an Impressionist painting for her freedom from Nazi Germany told a California federal judge at a bench trial Tuesday that the masterpiece that has hung in a Spanish museum for the past 25 years rightfully belongs to the woman's descendants.