The New York Times Agency May 2010
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(NYT41) NEW YORK -- Feb. 26, 2003 -- LOOTED-ART-LAUDER -- Ronald S. Lauder, heir to the cosmetics fortune, former American ambassador to Austria, once a New York City mayoral candidate, prodigious art collector and major benefactor of Jewish causes, knows a lot about art stolen by the Nazis, much of it from Jews. Starting in the mid-1990s he became a vocal champion of restitution of the artworks to their rightful heirs, an issue that was then erupting across Europe and the United States after 50 years of silence. But in an interview he also conceded that he had artworks in his collection whose provenance was at best ambiguous and at worst unknowable. And some critics say he has been too slow to check the provenance of his art, even given the historical difficulties of doing it. Lauder at the Neue Galerie in New York on Oct. 10, 2001. (Tony Cenicola/The New York Times)
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