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Sotheby's Van Gogh Auction Challenged by Jewish Heirs

Sotheby's Van Gogh Auction Challenged by Jewish Heirs

Jewish heirs are challenging the sale of a $180 million Van Gogh painting at Sotheby's, citing Nazi-era duress.

Sotheby's is facing a challenge over the upcoming auction of a Van Gogh painting valued at $180 million. Descendants of the painting's original Jewish owners have requested that the auction house withdraw the artwork from sale.

The heirs contend that the painting was sold under duress during the Nazi era. They claim the original owners were compelled to part with the artwork under circumstances related to Nazi persecution.

The dispute centers on the historical circumstances surrounding the transfer of the valuable piece, which is expected to fetch a significant sum. This is a developing story and will be updated as details emerge.

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