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Nazi-Looted Art: Cranach Paintings to Remain at Norton Simon Museum

By Kevin P. Ray on September 13, 2018
Posted in Art Recovery, Art Repatriation, Cultural Plunder, Museum Operations, Nazi-Looted Art, Stolen Art

Lucas Cranach the Elder’s Adam[1] and Eve[2] have hung in the Norton Simon Museum at Pasadena for nearly 50 years. Since 2007, though, they have been the subject…
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