Friday, March 6, 2015

Austria avoids kissing goodbye to Nazi-looted Klimt masterpiece

A visitor of the Secession Museum looks at the so-called Beethoven Frieze Painting entitled 'Kiss to the Whole World' (1902) by Austrian painter Gustav Klimt on March 5, 2015, in Vienna, Austria One of Austria's most treasured artworks looked safe to remain in the country for now after an expert panel Friday rejected restitution claims by descendants of its Jewish former owners robbed by the Nazis. The Art Restitution Advisory Board "recommended unanimously ... not to return the 'Beethoven Frieze' by Gustav Klimt to the heirs of Erich Lederer," the body's chair Clemens Jabloner told journalists in Vienna.








via Entertainment News Headlines — Yahoo! News

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