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Theoretically, any European work of art is always vulnerable to claims it was looted from Holocaust victims. Owen Pell of New York's White & Case, who considers art recovery a "hobby," has an innovative proposal. Art owners could register artworks with a title clearing agency. The property's registration would then be publicized, and if no one stakes a claim after a certain time, the current owner would be declared the rightful owner.
May 15, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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