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Jewish Federations of North America Sues Norton Simon Museum Over Nazi-Looted Art

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What happened

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Jewish Federations of North America filed two lawsuits in California seeking the return of art allegedly stolen by the Nazis. One suit targets Norton Simon Museum in Pasadena for the paintings "Adam and Eve," which were created by Lucas Cranach the Elder around 1530. The paintings were taken from Jewish art dealer Jacques Goudstikker in Holland in 1940. The Federation also filed a second lawsuit demanding the return of watercolors from Auschwitz.

From wfmz.com, laist.com, jns.org

Why it matters

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The lawsuits are filed under new California and federal laws that strengthen claims to artwork forcibly taken during World War II. If the recovery of the art is successful, Jewish Federations of North America pledges to use the majority of the net proceeds to care for impoverished Holocaust survivors in the Los Angeles area.

From wfmz.com, laist.com

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  • Norton Simon Museum might face increased costs or changes to its asset inventory due to the ongoing lawsuit.

  • Jewish Federations of North America could generate funding for survivor care through the recovery of assets.

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  1. Norton Simon Museum faces lawsuit and initiates recovery efforts for looted art under new state law.1 source
  2. JFNA sues museum over looted art and supports LA survivors.1 source

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