Restitution
Les enfants Weil au salon (Etude pour Madame Weil et ses enfants, EDOUARD VUILLARD (1868-1940). Sold pursuant to a settlement agreement between the seller and the heirs of Prosper-Émile Weil and Juliette Weil, May 2026.
Grant selection panel 2026
Christie’s is working with leading experts in the field to serve on the selection panel to identify this year’s Grant recipients. We are delighted to be working with:
Anne Webber, CBE, Co-Founder and Co-Chair of the Commission for Looted Art in Europe (CLAE)
Marc Masurovsky, Co-Founder of the Holocaust Art Restitution Project (HARP)
Antonia V. Bartoli, Curator of Provenance Research, Yale University Art Gallery
Pia Schölnberger, Director, Commission for Provenance Research, Austrian Federal Ministry for Housing, Arts, Culture, Media and Sport
Margaux Dumas, Independent Consultant, Provenance Research, Restitution & Art Market Compliance
Sarah Done, International Restitution Director, Christie’s
The variety, curiosity and strength of engagement demonstrated in grant applications and throughout the interview stages underlines a powerful commitment to researching Nazi-era losses and why this is still a vital sphere for research.”—Sarah Done, International Restitution Director, Christie’s
Christie’s commitment to expanding scholarship underpins our commitment to the next generation of provenance research and restitution. It is deeply gratifying to announce Christie’s Grant for Nazi-era Provenance Research for the fourth time."—Marc Porter, Christie’s Chairman, Americas
Past grant recipients
2025 grant recipients
Discover the recipients of the 2025 Christie’s Grant for Nazi-era Provenance Research.
2024 grant recipients
Discover the recipients of the 2024 Christie’s Grant for Nazi-era Provenance Research.
2023 grant recipients
Recipients of the 2023 Christie’s Grant for Nazi-era Provenance Research reflect on how this funding has furthered their scholarship.
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