A Spanish museum may have the legal right to keep art stolen by the Nazis. That doesn't mean it should

Los Angeles Times (2016). A Spanish museum may have the legal right to keep art stolen by the Nazis. That doesn't mean it should. Los Angeles Times. 14 December.

Title A Spanish museum may have the legal right to keep art stolen by the Nazis. That doesn't mean it should
Publication Date 14th Dec 2016
Author
Source Los Angeles Times
Country Spain
Region Europe
Art type Art
Subject Restitution, Lawsuit, Museums
Comments The Cassirer family is taking on the Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum in Madrid over the return of a painting confiscated by the Nazis during World War II. However, the museum seems to be protected by Spanish law and refuses to return the painting to its rightful heirs.
Link http://www.latimes.com/opinion/editorials/la-ed-looted-pissarro-painting-20161213-story.html
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