art

For sale: the hidden collection of Dutch Masters owned by property mogul who fled Hitler

When Lester Weindling died last year aged 96, it emerged he had kept a very big secret

Jewish family sues NYC’s Met Museum over ‘secretly trafficked’ Nazi-looted van Gogh

The oil painting, called ‘Olive Picking’, was left behind when the Stern family fled Germany in the 1930s

Lauder’s art treasures go on sale

Silencing music: the dangerous rise of anti-Israel boycotts in the arts

Ghent Festival cancelled Munich Philharmonic Orchestra because of its Israeli conductor Lahav Shani. This morally bankrupt act does nothing to save a single Palestinian or bring a hostage home

The art collector who was ‘the essence of a good Jew’

Manny Davidson’s extraordinary collection of more than 500 objects of art, sculpture and furniture is coming up for sale

Royal Academy artwork suggests Israeli pilots are morally inferior to Hamas

A sketch of an Israeli air force pilot and a Hamas fighter side by side singles out the IAF for criticism

In Haifa, artists document the war on the city’s walls

How the northern Israeli city has turned to graffiti to express its pain in the wake of October 7

What the removal of a Netanyahu Hitler painting can tell us about the art world

Modern antisemitism is just an extension of how art is used as propaganda

Painting comparing Netanyahu to Hitler removed from Saatchi art fair amid outrage

The painting is ‘deeply offensive to the memory of the Jews murdered in the Holocaust’, one visitor said