Art court dispute

Compensation agreement keeps Kirchner’s chess scene at Brücke-Museum

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Compensation agreement keeps Kirchner’s chess scene at Brücke-Museum — artwork or case documentation from the linked image source.
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Victor Wallerstein’s heirs and Berlin reached a fair-and-just settlement concerning Erich Heckel and Otto Mueller Playing Chess. Compensation allowed the painting to remain at the Brücke-Museum, recognising a persecution-related forced sale.

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Art court dispute

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Rembrandt, Self-Portrait (1630), Nationalmuseum, Stockholm

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