Provenance Information:

Museums with online Nazi-Era Provenance Information

Albania
Laws, Policies and Guidelines
Official Bodies and Reports
Research Resources
Argentina
Official Bodies and Reports
Armenia
Research Resources
Australia
Official Bodies and Reports
Research Resources
Archival Records
Belarus
Official Bodies and Reports
Research Resources
Bosnia-Herzegovina
Official Bodies and Reports
Bulgaria
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Canada
Art Trade
Museums, Libraries and Archives
Official Bodies and Reports
Croatia
Official Bodies and Reports
Research Resources
Archival Records
Cyprus
Official Bodies and Reports
Denmark
Official Bodies and Reports
Museums, Libraries and Archives
Estonia
Official Bodies and Reports
Research Resources
Finland
Georgia
Research Resources
Greece
Official Bodies and Reports
Research Resources
Archival Records
Korea
Research Resources
Latvia
Official Bodies and Reports
Lithuania
Books and Publications
Official Bodies and Reports
Luxembourg
Official Bodies and Reports
Research Resources
Macedonia
Official Bodies and Reports
Research Resources
Norway
Official Bodies and Reports
Research Resources
Bibliographies
Paraguay
Official Bodies and Reports
Looted Cultural Property, Libraries and Archives
Museums, Libraries and Archives
Museums
Official Bodies and Reports
Research Resources
Portugal
Official Bodies and Reports
Romania
Official Bodies and Reports
Slovakia
Official Bodies and Reports
Slovenia
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Official Bodies and Reports
Research Resources
Spain
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Research Resources
Sweden
Turkey
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Ukraine
Official Body and Reports
Research Resources
Uruguay
Official Bodies and Reports
Yugoslavia
Research Resources

Title  
Museums with online Nazi-Era Provenance Information

Description
In compliance with the American Association of Museums (AAM) guidelines on the topic, museums have been working to make Nazi-era provenance information on their collections available to the public. Currently several museums have produced online lists of information for works in their collections that may have been transferred in continental Europe between 1932 and 1946.

A Nazi-Era Provenance Internet Portal , enabling access to museums that have undertaken provenance research, was opened in September 2003. 88 museums are participating in the project and the number of objects registered totals 9,201.

Some of the participating museums are also set out below:

Art Institute of Chicago

Cincinnati Art Museum

Cleveland Museum of Art


The Detroit Institute of Arts

Harvard University Art Museums

Hood Museum of Art, Dartmouth College


J. Paul Getty Museum

Los Angeles County Museum of Art

Metropolitan Museum of Art


The Minneapolis Institute of Arts


Museum of Modern Art


Museum of Fine Arts, Boston


National Gallery of Art


Philadelphia Museum of Art

San Diego Museum of Art

Seattle Art Museum

St. Louis Art Museum

Vizcaya Museum & Gardens

Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art

The Worcester Art Museum

Source
AAM - Nazi Era Provenance <www.aam-us.org/museumresources/prov/index.cfm
>, first accessed 12 March 2003. Link updated 5 July 2007.

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