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A Jewish family fleeing the Nazis sold a Picasso in 1938 Their heirs want it back

A Jewish family fleeing the Nazis sold a Picasso in 1938 Their heirs want it back
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Family of Jewish Couple Who Owned Picasso Painting Before Fleeing Nazi Germany Sue Guggenheim Museum

Family of Jewish Couple Who Owned Picasso Painting Before Fleeing Nazi Germany Sue Guggenheim Museum
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Descendants of Jewish refugees escaping Nazis sue Guggenheim Museum for $200M Picasso painting

The heirs of a Jewish family that fled Nazi persecution are demanding the repatriation of a Pablo Picasso painting they once owned now in possession of the

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The Heir of a German-Jewish Collector Is Suing the Guggenheim for the Return of a Prized Picasso Painting—Or $150 Million

The museum says the 1938 sale of the Picasso was a “fair transaction” and that the recent complaint is “without merit.”

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Heirs of couple who fled Nazis sue Guggenheim for Picasso painting

The heirs of Karl and Rosi Adler, who sold the painting for $1,552 to an art dealer in 1938, filed a lawsuit against the Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation to reclaim the 1904 painting “Woman Ironing.” The painting is worth up to $200 million today.

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