Posts Tagged: Richard Semmel
Swiss Museum Compensates Jewish Heirs of Pissarro Painting Sold Due to Nazi Persecution
A museum in Basel, Switzerland, said on Thursday it will compensate the heirs of the late German-Jewish textile entrepreneur Richard Semmel for a Camille Pissarro...
Proceeds of Monet Artwork on Auction Will Go to Heirs of Painting’s Original German Jewish Owner
A landscape painting by Impressionist painter Claude Monet that its original Jewish owner was forced to sell before he fled Nazi Germany will be auctioned...
Dutch Art Museum Overrides Restitution Panel, Will Pay 200,000 Euros to Heirs of Jewish Man for Painting He Was Forced to Sell by the Nazis
Despite a recommendation not to do so from a government committee, a Dutch museum has decided to pay restitution for a painting in its collection...
Australian Museum Returns First Nazi-Looted Art Piece to Heirs of Original Jewish Owner
The National Gallery of Victoria, in Melbourne, Australia, agreed to return a portrait in their collection to the heirs of its original Jewish owner, marking the...





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