Holocaust Art Restitution Suits
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One lawsuit was filed in Los Angeles superior court on Monday by the Jewish Federation of Greater Los Angeles and its board chair, Daniel Gryczman, against the Norton Simon Museum in Pasadena for the return of painting Adam and Eve.
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Spokespersons for both museums say the museums legally hold titles to the works, and intend to continue displaying them to the public.
The issue of Nazi-looted art is an emotionally, legally and ethically charged topic that pits Jewish families that have suffered intergenerational trauma against museums that say they are trying to preserve a painful, yet important, chapter of history.
The Norton Simon Museum released a statement pointing out that a federal court in 2018 unanimously determined that the museum had proper title to the Cranach paintings.
In May 2019, the US supreme court declined to get involved in the case, leaving in place lower court rulings.
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“For nearly 50 years, they have been on view at the Norton Simon Museum and will continue to be accessible to the public for years to come,” the statement said.
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- 19 Sep
One lawsuit was filed in Los Angeles superior court on Monday by the Jewish Federation of Greater Los Angeles and its board chair, Daniel Gryczman, against the Norton Simon Museum in Pasadena for the return of painting Adam and Eve.
- 21 Sep
The US Supreme Court declined to take up the dispute in May 2019, leaving the lower court rulings intact.
Coverage 4 articles
21 Sep Fresh war breaks out over looted Nazi art being displayed in Los Angeles as new lawsuits filed
New York Post
19 Sep Lawsuits filed over Nazi-looted art displayed in museums in Los Angeles, Auschwitz
CBS News
19 Sep Holocaust survivors’ heirs sue California museums for return of Nazi-looted art
The Independent
19 Sep Jewish heirs of Holocaust victims sue California museum over Nazi-looted art
The Guardian
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