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[PAST EVENT] Museums and Nazi-era Looted Art: An Ongoing Journey to Resolution 

April 30, 2019
6pm - 7pm
Location
Williamsburg Regional Library
Access & Features
  • Open to the public
  • Registration/RSVP
American soldiers look at “In the Wintergarden,” by Edouard Manet, at a mine in Germany where the Nazis stored looted artwork. National Archives and Records Administration, Washington, D.C.

Issues of looted art and restitution, particularly of art misappropriated during the Nazi era, continue to be prevalent topics in art news coverage and remain important concerns for museums worldwide. Karen Daly will provide an overview of the issues, discussing the response of the American museum community, considering how recovery and restitution efforts have evolved to the present day, including an overview of VMFA’s experiences in resolving art restitution claims.

This series of programs is presented in cooperation with the following: William & Mary Art and Cultural Heritage Law Society; Cultural Heritage Partners, a law firm dedicated exclusively to serving cultural heritage clients; and the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts.

Free to Members, W&M Students, Faculty, and Staff. RSVP required.

Non-Members: $5. Purchase tickets here. 

Contact

Phone: 757.221.2700 | [[w|museum]]