Born in the Soviet Union, the painter took on everything and everybody from Dizzy Gillespie to New York street life to the Holocaust. When will he get his full due?

Menachem Wecker

May 19 2020 12:01AM

The Art and Diplomacy of the German-Jewish Elite of a Century Ago

James Simon and Paul Nathan.

Abigail Green

Jan. 8 2020 12:01AM

A Painting Looted by the Nazis Returns to Its Rightful Inheritors

A Scholar Sharpening His Quill.

Fang Block

April 5 2019 12:01AM

The Jewish Salonnières of Vienna

From the 1780s to World War II.

Marina Gerner

Nov. 9 2018 12:01AM

An Anti-Semitic Exhibit by the World’s Most Celebrated Graffiti Artist

Banksy in Bethlehem.

David Collier

May 11 2018 12:01AM

How Some 1,500 Works of Looted Art Were Hidden in a German Apartment for Over a Half-Century

Having a Jewish grandmother didn’t stop Hildebrand Gurlitt from becoming the Nazis’ favorite art dealer.

Sophie Gilbert

March 13 2018 12:01AM

The Tabernacle as a Biblical Lesson in Artistic Creativity

God’s spirit and God’s image.

Ranana Dine

March 7 2018 12:01AM

An Ancient Lioness Carving, in Pristine Condition, Uncovered in the Galilee

Jewish, Christian, or pagan?

Ruth Schuster

Nov. 28 2017 12:01AM

The Jewish Art Critic in Renoir’s “Luncheon of the Boating Party”

Was the Impressionist an anti-Semite?

Menachem Wecker

Nov. 22 2017 12:01AM

The Work of a Unique Jewish Artist, Murdered by the Nazis, Finally on Display as Its Creator Intended

Charlotte Salomon’s Life? Or Theater?

Griselda Pollock

Nov. 21 2017 12:01AM

Many Works of Art Stolen by the Nazis from Dutch Jews Have Yet to Be Returned to the Owners’ Heirs

They sit instead in government-owned warehouses.

Avraham Roet

Oct. 2 2017 12:01AM

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