New Stern estate restitution

November 1 2011

Picture: Stern Estate/Concordia University

The Max Stern Restitution Project have tracked down another painting from the estate of Max Stern, the Jewish art dealer forced to sell his stock by the Nazis in the 1930s. Above is The Masters of the Goldsmith Guild in Amsterdam, 1701, by Juriaen Pool II (1665-1745).

The picture was found hanging in a casino in Southern Germany. Full details here.

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