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"The End of the Working Day" (1886-87) by Jules Breton, in the collection of the Brooklyn Museum.

U.S. Returns Jules Breton Painting, Plundered During World War I, to France

Usually it’s the return of Nazi-purloined art that grabs art world headlines.

Today, however, word came across our desk that the U.S. is returning to France a painting by the French Realist artist Jules Breton (1827-1906) that was stolen by the German army in World War I. Read More

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