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#WantedWednesday "Maria with Child" by Paolo Veronese, 1560. Originally belonging to Friedrich Bernhard Eugen Gutmann, a German-Dutch banker. The painting was confiscated by the Nazi looting organization Einsatzstab Reichsleiter Rosenberg from the Wacker-Bondy warehouse. #OGC #artdetective #artcrime #arttheft

#WantedWednesday "Maria with Child" by Paolo Veronese, 1560. Originally belonging to Friedrich Bernhard Eugen Gutmann, a German-Dutch banker. The painting was confiscated by the Nazi looting organization Einsatzstab Reichsleiter Rosenberg from the Wacker-Bondy warehouse. #OGC #artdetective #artcrime #arttheft

"Alice Hoschede in the Garden" by Claude Monet, 1881. Currently held in a private collection. #OGC #artdetective #paintingoftheday

"Alice Hoschede in the Garden" by Claude Monet, 1881. Currently held in a private collection. #OGC #artdetective #paintingoftheday

#WantedWednesday "Interior of a Gothic Church" by Emanuel de Witte, 1668. The painting was stored in the Flakturm Friedrichshain repository in Berlin, Germany, for safekeeping and has been missing since May of 1945. #OGC #artdetective #antiquitiestrafficking #lootedartifacts

#WantedWednesday "Interior of a Gothic Church" by Emanuel de Witte, 1668. The painting was stored in the Flakturm Friedrichshain repository in Berlin, Germany, for safekeeping and has been missing since May of 1945. #OGC #artdetective #antiquitiestrafficking #lootedartifacts

"The Night Watch" by Rembrandt, 1642. Currently located at the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam, Netherlands. #OGC #artdetective #artcrime #arttheft #paintingoftheday

"The Night Watch" by Rembrandt, 1642. Currently located at the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam, Netherlands. #OGC #artdetective #artcrime #arttheft #paintingoftheday

#WantedWednesday "Alley of the Tour-du-Jongleur, Louveciennes" by Camille Pissarro, 1871. Originally belonged to Manfred Nachmann who immigrated to the U.S. in 1938, their belongings were packed by forwarding firm Edmund Franzkowiak & Co., where the painting went missing. #OGC

#WantedWednesday "Alley of the Tour-du-Jongleur, Louveciennes" by Camille Pissarro, 1871. Originally belonged to Manfred Nachmann who immigrated to the U.S. in 1938, their belongings were packed by forwarding firm Edmund Franzkowiak & Co., where the painting went missing. #OGC

"Dance in the Country" by Pierre-Auguste Renoir, 1883. Part of the permanent collection at the Musée d'Orsay in Paris. This artwork was currently on display in a traveling exhibit at the The Morgan Library & Museum in New York City for a limited time. #OGC #paintingoftheday

"Dance in the Country" by Pierre-Auguste Renoir, 1883. Part of the permanent collection at the Musée d'Orsay in Paris. This artwork was currently on display in a traveling exhibit at the The Morgan Library & Museum in New York City for a limited time. #OGC #paintingoftheday

#WantedWednesday "Jardin des Plantes" by Adolph Menzel, 1869. Originally owned by Jewish businessman Alfred Sommerguth, the painting was sold in 1939 to pay a“flight tax” that would allow Alfred and his family to leave Germany. Current whereabouts are unknown. #OGC #artdetective #artcrime #arttheft

#WantedWednesday "Jardin des Plantes" by Adolph Menzel, 1869. Originally owned by Jewish businessman Alfred Sommerguth, the painting was sold in 1939 to pay a“flight tax” that would allow Alfred and his family to leave Germany. Current whereabouts are unknown. #OGC #artdetective #artcrime #arttheft

"Labourage nivernais" by Rosa Bonheur, 1849. Currently located at the Musée d'Orsay in Paris, France. #OGC #artdetective #artcrime #arttheft #paintingoftheday

"Labourage nivernais" by Rosa Bonheur, 1849. Currently located at the Musée d'Orsay in Paris, France. #OGC #artdetective #artcrime #arttheft #paintingoftheday

#WantedWednesday "Thaw" by Claude Monet, date unknown. Originally located in Meissen, Germany, it was part of a major loss of over 200 items stolen from that repository in the immediate aftermath of World War II to the Soviet Union, when Nazi Germany surrendered in 1945. #OGC #artdetective #artcrime #arttheft

#WantedWednesday "Thaw" by Claude Monet, date unknown. Originally located in Meissen, Germany, it was part of a major loss of over 200 items stolen from that repository in the immediate aftermath of World War II to the Soviet Union, when Nazi Germany surrendered in 1945. #OGC #artdetective #artcrime #arttheft

"Twilight in the Wilderness" by Frederic Edwin Church, 1860. Currently located at The Cleveland Museum of Art, Cleveland, Ohio. #OGC #artdetective #artcrime #arttheft #paintingoftheday

"Twilight in the Wilderness" by Frederic Edwin Church, 1860. Currently located at The Cleveland Museum of Art, Cleveland, Ohio. #OGC #artdetective #artcrime #arttheft #paintingoftheday

#WantedWednesday "Head of a Young Girl" by Pierre-Auguste Renoir, 1895. Originally belonging to Jewish businessman Manfred Nachmann. In 1938, the family relocated and all their possessions were packed by Edmund Franzkowiak & Co. but when the Nachmann family collected their belongings months later in New York, a crate was missing. The contents of the crate included 4 paintings - the Renior painting amongst them. #OGC #artdetective #artcrime #arttheft antiquitiestrafficking

#WantedWednesday "Head of a Young Girl" by Pierre-Auguste Renoir, 1895. Originally belonging to Jewish businessman Manfred Nachmann. In 1938, the family relocated and all their possessions were packed by Edmund Franzkowiak & Co. but when the Nachmann family collected their belongings months later in New York, a crate was missing. The contents of the crate included 4 paintings - the Renior painting amongst them. #OGC #artdetective #artcrime #arttheft antiquitiestrafficking

"In the Dressing Room" by Louis Kronberg, 1910. Pastel on canvas, currently located in the yellow room of the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum. #OGC #artdetective #artcrime #arttheft #paintingoftheday

"In the Dressing Room" by Louis Kronberg, 1910. Pastel on canvas, currently located in the yellow room of the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum. #OGC #artdetective #artcrime #arttheft #paintingoftheday

#WantedWednesday "The Riva degli Schiavoni looking west" by Canaletto, 1736. Originally owned by Jewish textile manufacturer, Bernhard Altmann. The Anschluss of March 12, 1938 annexed Austria to Nazi Germany. Bernhard’s business was “Aryanized” the process by which confiscated Jewish assets. #OGC #artdetective #artcrime #arttheft

#WantedWednesday "The Riva degli Schiavoni looking west" by Canaletto, 1736. Originally owned by Jewish textile manufacturer, Bernhard Altmann. The Anschluss of March 12, 1938 annexed Austria to Nazi Germany. Bernhard’s business was “Aryanized” the process by which confiscated Jewish assets. #OGC #artdetective #artcrime #arttheft

"Lost on the Grand Banks" by American artist Winslow Homer, 1885. This painting depicts two fishermen in a small dory battling a turbulent grey, North Atlantic sea. Currently located in a private collection. #OGC #artdetective #artcrime #paintingoftheday

"Lost on the Grand Banks" by American artist Winslow Homer, 1885. This painting depicts two fishermen in a small dory battling a turbulent grey, North Atlantic sea. Currently located in a private collection. #OGC #artdetective #artcrime #paintingoftheday

#WantedWednesday "Manet painting in Monet's Garden" by Claude Monet, 1874. Originally owned by the German Jewish artist Max Liebermann. The painting was confiscated in 1943 after Max's death. It is suspected that the Nazis sold the work after its confiscation. #OGC #artdetective

#WantedWednesday "Manet painting in Monet's Garden" by Claude Monet, 1874. Originally owned by the German Jewish artist Max Liebermann. The painting was confiscated in 1943 after Max's death. It is suspected that the Nazis sold the work after its confiscation. #OGC #artdetective

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