Art theft, angels and neo-Nazis force a reckoning with the past in ‘The Tavern at the End of History’
The characters in Morris Collins’ novel turn to history and mysticism to grapple with tragedies
The characters in Morris Collins’ novel turn to history and mysticism to grapple with tragedies
In a memoir about her adventurous mother-in-law, Terese Svoboda tries to separate truth from fiction.
'Auction,' which concerns the provenance of an Egon Schiele painting, is only the latest film about Nazi-looted art
The Monuments Men and Women Foundation linked the 17th-century works to Adolphe Schloss, a German Jew whose collection was seized by the Nazis
The painting was owned by Jacques Goudstikker, who died while fleeing the Nazis in 1940
Museums are lobbying against a bill that's essential for righting historical wrongs
The hero of Michelle Young's 'The Art Spy' is Rose Valland — a quiet, relentless French art historian who risked everything to save Jewish-owned art from the Nazis
'Before It All Goes Dark' started life as an article in the Chicago Tribune
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