Arthur Brand, nicknamed the "Indiana Jones of the Art World," said the latest discovery was among his most significant.

Arts Hitler wanted this painting for his personal museum — now it’s promised to the MFA The museum and donors have reached a resolution with the heirs of two Jewish art dealers to retain a ...

Four paintings ascribed to Adolf Hitler, as well as an unsigned piece thought to painted by the notorious Fuhrer, will be up for auction next Thursday at the Ludlow Racecourse in Shropshire, England.

A watercolor owned by Marc-Oliver Boger, signed “Adolf Hitler” and mentioned in a 1983 catalog of Hitler’s art, but which Mr. Boger said was the work of a forger, Konrad Kujau.

Lohse, a 28-year-old Nazi storm trooper with an athletic build and a Ph.D. in art history, was the art dealer for Goering, the second most powerful man in the Third Reich.

A painting was looted by Nazis, recovered by the Allies and sold back Hitler's photographer's daughter. Here's how it was finally returned.

Appreciation for Hitler’s paintings is nothing new among neo-Nazis; adulation of the Nazi leader, as in any sort of ideological devotion, encompasses everything he touched.

Fighting for the return of Nazi-looted art 06:31. Few who see Picasso's "The Actor "at New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art know its complicated history. Paul Leffmann, ...

It is known to have been stolen at least once — from Adolf Hitler, a known beneficiary of Nazi looting. But after years of research, scholars have drawn a blank on the identity of the prewar owner.

He joined the Nazi Party in 1929 and attracted the attention of Hitler, a frustrated artist with a lifelong grievance against the progressive art establishment who’d spurned his proficient but ...