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Investigative reporter at The New York Times. Author of "No Way Down: Life and Death on K2" Formerly, FT and International Herald Tribune. From Leicester, UK.
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Heir Sues to Claim a Klimt Portrait Thought Lost for Decades

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By Tom Mashberg , Graham Bowley 
| Breaking One
Art experts marveled two years ago when a vibrant portrait of a teenage girl by Gustav Klimt, unseen for nearly a century, resurfaced at a Vienna auction house. Just who is depicted in the painting became an issue of debate. But there was agreement that she had been a member of a family of Austrian Jews, the Liesers, and that there were unresolved questions about what had happened to the work after the Nazi takeover of Austria.
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Heir Sues to Claim a Klimt Portrait Thought Lost for Decades

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By Tom Mashberg , Graham Bowley 
| The New York Times
Heir Sues to Claim a Klimt Portrait Thought Lost for Decades The painting resurfaced in 2024 and a woman contends in her lawsuit that the work is a portrait of her great-aunt that vanished after the Nazi takeover of Austria. A portrait by Gustav Klimt, one of his last works, is the subject of a legal battle.
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At Interlochen, Where Jeffrey Epstein's Shadow Still Lingers

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By Graham Bowley 
| Breaking One
INTERLOCHEN, Mich. -- For three decades, a lodge in the woods by the lake here has stood as a vestige of Jeffrey Epstein's time at Interlochen, a prestigious arts school and camp in northern Michigan where he traveled as a teenage bassoonist and returned as a celebrated donor. Years before he was convicted as a sex offender, Epstein directed more than $400,000 to Interlochen. Much of it was spent to build the Jeffrey E. Epstein Scholarship Lodge.
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