The film delves into the tactics of Nazi extortion during World War II, interweaving contemporary issues surrounding restitution. It tells the remarkable stories of three significant artworks once owned by Jewish collectors, tracing their journey from Nazi plundering to ultimate restitution: Braque's "Man with a Guitar", Schiele's "Herbstsonne", and Matisse's "Sitting Woman".
Nazi Art Thieves
The film delves into the strategies of Nazi plundering during World War II, connecting them to modern-day restitution concerns, and showcases the remarkable tales of three artworks once possessed by Jewish collectors.
