A French Museum’s ‘Wanted’ Posters Is Helping Recover Art Looted in World War II
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Olivia Voisin talks about her “unsolved cases” like a police investigator. But in fact, she is director of the Orléans Museum of Fine Arts, looking for paintings that have disappeared since the occupation of the city by the Nazis in 1940.
The Museum of Fine Arts of Orleans wants to recover hundreds of stolen works about eight decades ago and asks for the help of everyone. To fulfill the mission, it launched a campaign with posters like those used in the Old West North America
Olivia Voisin talks about her "cold cases" like a police detective, but she's actually the director of the Musée des Beaux-Arts in Orleans, France, searching for paintings that disappeared during the Nazi occupation of the city in 1940.
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