Lost and found - Jewish art dealer's struggle is rediscovered thanks to MFA's Monet exhibit.

From: The Boston Herald | Date: December 17, 1998| Author: Palumbo, Mary Jo | Copyright information

When it was revealed that a Monet painting on view at the Museum of Fine Arts may have been plundered by Nazis, it brought home the international controversy about artworks stolen during World War II.

But it also brings to light the story of Paul Rosenberg, the Jewish art collector who was the painting's likely owner.

Few in Boston may be familiar with the successful art dealer who launched the early careers of modern masters such as Pablo Picasso, Henri Matis...

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