Un francés recupera un valioso cuadro de Modigliani expoliado a su abuelo por los nazis

La Vanguardia Legal & JudicialNews ReportES 3 min read 100% complete by Autor AgenciasApril 12, 2026 at 11:13 AM

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Un francés, Philippe Maestracci, nieto de un marchante de arte judío, ha recuperado un valioso cuadro de Modigliani, 'L’homme assis à la canne', expoliado por los nazis durante la Segunda Guerra Mundial. La Corte Suprema de Nueva York ordenó la restitución de la obra, valorada en 21,5 millones de euros, a la familia de Oscar Stettiner, cuya galería en París fue saqueada en 1940. Stettiner huyó de París y su galería fue desvalijada, con sus obras vendidas en subasta en 1944. Aunque un tribunal francés anuló la venta en 1946, el Modigliani no fue recuperado. La obra reapareció en 1996 y fue adquirida por un coleccionista en Nueva York, dando lugar a una batalla legal de 17 años que culminó con la restitución a Maestracci.

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In 1944, the art gallery of Oscar Stettiner was looted and his works were sold at auction in the Hôtel Drouot.

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After so many years, what they did to my grandfather has been repaired.

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The New York Supreme Court ruled on April 3rd to return the painting to Philippe Maestracci, the grandson of Oscar Stettiner.

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The painting, titled 'L’homme assis à la canne', is valued at approximately 21.5 million euros.

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A French man has recovered a valuable Modigliani painting that was looted from his grandfather by the Nazis.

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Hôtel Drouot 30% Dordogne 30% Georges Menier 40% New York ×250% Second World War 60% Amedeo Modigliani 60% Paris ×370% Oscar Stettiner ×270% Philippe Maestracci ×380% Nazis ×290%

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expolio nazi 90% restitución de obra de arte 80% marchante de arte judío 70% amedeo modigliani 70% batalla judicial 60% segunda guerra mundial 60% mercado del arte 50% hôtel drouot 40%

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