German authorities Thursday published more than 100
additional works from the likes of Picasso, Cezanne and Degas believed to have
been looted by the Nazis on an official provenance website.
The latest batch of priceless artworks come from a trove
discovered in a Munich flat in February 2012 which only came to light this
month in a magazine article.
A task force appointed to research the origin of the more
than 1,400 works found stashed in the home of 80-year-old Cornelius Gurlitt
said in a statement that public prosecutors investigating the case had now
posted a total of 219 of them on the website www.lostart.de.