Last week the North Carolina Museum held a ceremony for a Cranach painting that had been stolen by the Nazis and had ended up at the museum. Two sisters came forward last year to claim the art as stolen from their great-uncle during World War II. “The museum struck an extraordinary agreement, persuading the sisters to sell the artwork below its market price as a tribute to the museum’s sense of fair play, as well as its commitment to educating the public about the evils of the Nazi era.” – The Globe and Mail (Canada)