“Degenerate Art,” an exhibition at the Musée Picasso in Paris on the Nazis’ persecution of modern artists, is about culture wars and where they can lead.

Officials in Germany have released an additional 54 images of artworks that were recovered from the Munich apartment where an art dealer was recently revealed to be hiding a stash of more than ...

In most art exhibits, each piece has a plaque that identifies the title, artist, subject, and style. At The Jewish Museum’s newest exhibit, however, each plaque has two descriptions. The first ...

The picture-perfect facade of the aesthetically pleasing images continued to fuel Nazi support for years. It only began to crack much later, when the National Socialists started to lose in battle.

George Grosz is one of the artists featured in Neue Galerie’s “Degenerate Art: The Attack on Modern Art in Nazi Germany, 1937." Getty Images This spring, museum shows are big on the ...

During Hitler's reign, the Nazis are estimated to have seized 600,000 pieces of art and millions of cultural items such as books and manuscripts. The items were either stolen from individuals or ...

Nov. 17, 2013 — -- Cornelius Gurlitt hoarded art treasures his father obtained under dubious circumstances in the Nazi era. The reclusive 80-year-old has given SPIEGEL the first interview ...

Fighting for the return of Nazi-looted art 06:31. Few who see Picasso's "The Actor "at New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art know its complicated history.

Lohse, a 28-year-old Nazi storm trooper with an athletic build and a Ph.D. in art history, was the art dealer for Goering, the second most powerful man in the Third Reich.

The 1916 painting “Houses in Unterach on Lake Atter,” part of a special exhibition of Gustav Klimt paintings looted by the Nazis during World War II, is seen at the Los Angeles County Museum ...

Erich Heckel in 1949Image: akg-images/picture-alliance. ... For years, the Magdeburg-based German Lost Art Foundation has offered support in tracking down Nazi-looted art.