"Old Fritz" Portrait Sells for $1 Million

The only portrait of Frederick the Great painted during his reign as Prussian King fetched €670,000 ($1 million) at an auction in Bremen on Saturday.

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Three Hitler Paintings Sold for $60,000

Three watercolors believed to have been painted by a young Adolf Hitler have been sold at an auction in the Bavarian city of Nuremberg.

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Expert Claims Germany Stole Nefertiti Bust

An Egyptian antiquities expert said he has "documentary proof" that Germany stole the fabled bust of Egyptian Queen Nefertiti nearly a century ago and should return it. 

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German Art Celebrates Freedom

 Sixty artworks are on display in Berlin to celebrate Germany's 60 years of statehood. Only works by West German artists are shown. Organizers wanted to stress freedom and avoid national art. Deutsche Welle reports.

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Germans "Cheated" To Get Nefertiti, Egypt claims

 The bust of the Egyptian queen Nefertiti, which has been on display in Berlin for nearly four years, is now the subject of a major controversy over how Germany acquired the sculpture.

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Value of Art Questioned as UN Unveils Masterpiece

 Spanish artist works in the Chamber for Human rights and the Alliance of Civilizations at the European headquarters of the United Nations in Geneva, Switzerland.

Spanish artist Miquel Barcelo is preparing to unveil one of his most important works so far at the United Nations headquarters in Geneva while still at the height of his artistic glory.

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Berlin Gripped By Art Fever

 Berlin is playing host to a large number of art exhibitions and fairs, featuring work by Jeff Koons and Paul Klee as well as a slew of international artists from India to Mexico, South Africa to Romania.

At the Mies van der Rohe-designed New National Gallery, US contemporary artist Koons is parading a glittering array of huge sculptures and paintings.

 

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