Yes, I recently posted some news material about this to the
museumnetwork.com/professional web site. You will also find a directory of web
sites that specialize in stolen art issues. Among them is the German site that
serves as a national database. You will also find material of interest at the
Metropolitan Museum (NY) site, the MFA in Boston, and there is one in Britain
too whose identity escapes me.

If you have a special interest in this topic I would be glad to know your
thoughts and comments.

-----Original Message-----
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Subject:        Re: Nazi-Era Provenance...links please

> Date:          Wed, 26 Apr 2000 12:06:15 -0400
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> From:          Nathaniel Schoen <[log in to unmask]>
> Subject:       Nazi-Era Provenance...links please
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> Recently there was a string concerning art works that are "suspect" due to
> their lack of provenance from the Nazi/WWII era.  I was wondering if anyone
> had any links handy to museum sites that have been posting lists of these
> works or other info that is relevant to this subject.  As there has already
> been a discussion on list already, please feel free to reply off list.
> Thank you.
>
> ...Nathaniel


get plenty of information at:

http://museum-security.org/ww2

Ton Cremers



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