Materials and further links

Research into the Gurlitt art trove gave rise to large numbers of materials and publications as well as some major exhibitions. In addition, suspicious works were documented in the Lost Art Database.

The Gurlitt art trove in the Lost Art Database

Updates are made on a regular basis but no separate notification is provided. If works prove to be unobjectionable in the course of research and subsequent reviews, they are removed from the Lost Art Database.

The Gurlitt art trove in the research database Proveana

The findings of the provenance research carried out in connection with the Gurlitt art trove are available in Proveana. Detailed descriptions and guidance is provided here.

The Gurlitt art trove at the Museum of Fine Arts Bern

The Gurlitt art trove at the Federal Arts Administration

Five works of unclarified provenance remained in the possession of the Federal Republic of Germany after the Museum of Fine Arts Bern Foundation exercised its right of choice: these were transferred to the holdings of the Federal Arts Administration (KVdB). They can be viewed in the KVdB’s  Provenienzdatenbank.Bund. They are also posted as found-object reports in the German Lost Art Foundation’s Lost Art Database.

Schwabing Art Trove Task Force

Schwabing Art Trove Task Force website (The site is temporarily offline )

Report on the work of the Schwabing Art Trove Task Force (dated 14 January 2016, German only)

Federal Archives holdings

Cornelius Gurlitt’s written estate in the holdings of the Federal Archives (item N 1826)

Publications

Provenance research (employees)

„Pu­bli­ka­ti­on und Er­geb­nis­do­ku­men­ta­ti­on zum Kunst­fund Gur­litt“ (01.01.2019-31.12.2019)

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 "Re­views, Do­ku­men­ta­ti­on und an­las­se­be­zo­ge­ne For­schun­gen zum Kunst­fund Gur­litt" (01.01.2018-31.12.2018)

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"Pro­ven­ienz­re­cher­che Gur­litt" (01.01.2016-31.12.2017)

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