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Art and Crime – Looted Art
Beloved, stolen, hidden. Over more than 70 years museums, collectors and private owners have been dragging at Egon Schiele’s “Wally”. At the core of it all is the question how justice can be reinstalled after all the criminal acts of the Nazi time.
Famous cases of stolen art have recently speeded up provenance research work and have greatly increased the number of research centers such as the “Art Loss Register” and the “Lost Art Database”, especially in Germany and Great Britain. It is all the more astonishing that between 1945 and 1990 so little attention was paid to research work on provenance and that a great amount of works of art could not be restituted due to the lack of appropriate studies on the case. Many works of art are still lost. The figures for not documented, possibly lost art remain in the dark.
All Because of Wally closely observes Willy Korte, a solicitor and art detective who since many years has been tracing Nazi stolen art. As example for many similar cases, the film focuses on the provenance thriller connected to the Schiele portrait. The Leopold Museum in Vienna was forced to newly acquire the painting with not exact provenance for a considerable sum.
The series „Art and Crime“:
No walk of life is as dazzling and so near to the beat of time as the art world. Nowhere else may a clash of cultures be so closely observed as when avant-garde and commerce meet, nowhere else are feuilleton and market so closely knit. But how is it possible that the art market is considered to be the filthiest market apart from dealing with drugs? Does there still exist something like a gentleman thief, some person like Thomas Crown, who passionately steals pictures for his own collection? What is so enigmatic about art? Why is art so sought-after, so precious and singular that an individual is prepared to commit a crime for the sake of art? Where and why does crime hit upon art?
In four diverse series with a large range of main cases, a staff of renowned experts and material witnesses for exemplary cases we celebrate the high quality of art as our corpus delicti and offer a survey of the international art market and its shady sides.
Alle Sendetermine:
All the broadcasting dates
13th June 2015, 9.40 p.m: All Because of Wally
14th June 2015, 11.05 p.m: Knoedler and the Chinese
15th June 2015, 11.10 p.m.: A Goddess Astray
16th June 2015, 11.10 p.m.: Bang Went the Art!
Documentary D, 2015, 45 min.
Television Premiere: June 13, 2015 / 9.40 p.m.
Director & Script: Ilka Franzmann
Off-Camera Speaker: Sophie Rois
Idea: Bernhard von Hülsen, Carl von Karstedt, Torsten Berg
DOP: Chris Valentien
Sound: Robert Sandow, Lucie Westbrock
Art-Direction: Philipp Baben der Erde
Graphics & Animation: Andreea Varga, Michael Wende
Editing: Nina Mühlenkamp
Archive: Sophie Jennert, Hanna Belz
Production Assistant: Pit Pallesche
Production Manager: Johanna Bergel
Line Producer: Linn Sackarnd
Producers: Bernhard von Hülsen, Maria Willer
Commissioning Editor: Thomas Janssen (3sat)
A production on behalf of ZDF/3sat
Famous cases of stolen art have recently speeded up provenance research work and have greatly increased the number of research centers such as the “Art Loss Register” and the “Lost Art Database”, especially in Germany and Great Britain. It is all the more astonishing that between 1945 and 1990 so little attention was paid to research work on provenance and that a great amount of works of art could not be restituted due to the lack of appropriate studies on the case. Many works of art are still lost. The figures for not documented, possibly lost art remain in the dark.
All Because of Wally closely observes Willy Korte, a solicitor and art detective who since many years has been tracing Nazi stolen art. As example for many similar cases, the film focuses on the provenance thriller connected to the Schiele portrait. The Leopold Museum in Vienna was forced to newly acquire the painting with not exact provenance for a considerable sum.
The series „Art and Crime“:
No walk of life is as dazzling and so near to the beat of time as the art world. Nowhere else may a clash of cultures be so closely observed as when avant-garde and commerce meet, nowhere else are feuilleton and market so closely knit. But how is it possible that the art market is considered to be the filthiest market apart from dealing with drugs? Does there still exist something like a gentleman thief, some person like Thomas Crown, who passionately steals pictures for his own collection? What is so enigmatic about art? Why is art so sought-after, so precious and singular that an individual is prepared to commit a crime for the sake of art? Where and why does crime hit upon art?
In four diverse series with a large range of main cases, a staff of renowned experts and material witnesses for exemplary cases we celebrate the high quality of art as our corpus delicti and offer a survey of the international art market and its shady sides.
Alle Sendetermine:
All the broadcasting dates
13th June 2015, 9.40 p.m: All Because of Wally
14th June 2015, 11.05 p.m: Knoedler and the Chinese
15th June 2015, 11.10 p.m.: A Goddess Astray
16th June 2015, 11.10 p.m.: Bang Went the Art!
Documentary D, 2015, 45 min.
Television Premiere: June 13, 2015 / 9.40 p.m.
Director & Script: Ilka Franzmann
Off-Camera Speaker: Sophie Rois
Idea: Bernhard von Hülsen, Carl von Karstedt, Torsten Berg
DOP: Chris Valentien
Sound: Robert Sandow, Lucie Westbrock
Art-Direction: Philipp Baben der Erde
Graphics & Animation: Andreea Varga, Michael Wende
Editing: Nina Mühlenkamp
Archive: Sophie Jennert, Hanna Belz
Production Assistant: Pit Pallesche
Production Manager: Johanna Bergel
Line Producer: Linn Sackarnd
Producers: Bernhard von Hülsen, Maria Willer
Commissioning Editor: Thomas Janssen (3sat)
A production on behalf of ZDF/3sat
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Comment puis-je entret en relation avec Christian Thielemann ? Merci.
A waist of time. Pity because the subject could have been quite interesting. The documentary is badly done, cheap, and, in the end, very pretentious. Among many other things, Florence Foster Jenkins would have never used one of those ridiculous Schiaparelli "shoe-hats". Then, hiring Joyce di Donato (an amazing singer) to portray Foster Jenkins is unrealistic and not a good idea.
i have seen some of the old masters paintings that equall leanardo but i have never to this day see a more jawdroppin sculture than Michaelangelos the pieta
Michelangelo for the win. The Sistine Chapel by itself is unmatchable.
Davinci is OVER RATED AS AN ARTIST( SURE HES GOID BUT NOT AS GREAT AS MICEANGELO) AND DEVINCI EVEN STOLE THE IDEA OF VITRUVIAN MAN WASNT EVEN HIS ORIGINALLY 😂🤣😅😅
Leonardo for the win
Although Michelangelo have painted many great works, Leonardo will always be place on the pedestal. His works are so vivid and the attention to detail is magnificent. Leonardo will always be my biased.
Davincis painting : monalisa ( over rated commisioned of some wealthy during its time ) last supper ( its great painting ) Micheangelo : the whole cieling of sistine chappel far bigger any of davincis painting all combine😂🤣🤣😅 and you think the davinvi is better than micheangelo?? Really better take go bacj to art school😂🤣🤣🤣
I saw this on Arte the other day. Very disappointed that it never mentioned his great musical/opera Candide at all.
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Wow ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, this is fascinating!! But where is the rest of this documentary?? I am dying to see it.
loved the Michelangelo vs Da Vinci video. The subtitles under this video don't seem to work.
Miss Didonato would be right if Florence Foster Jenkins actually KNEW how bad she was and still would go ahead and do what she did. But she was not aware of how awful she sounded, because nobody around her dared tell her the truth. So when finally Carnegie Hall was filled with objective people she got roasted. And couldn't accept that. This is what the people close to her should have told her 30 years earlier. Sometimes you have to protect people from themselves. This is one such case.
Hi You might be entirely correct - if she hadn't made recordings. The truth is, none of us really knows what we sound like because the voice we hear inside is different from what others hear. When we hear recordings, we are all amazed and taken aback. Ms Jenkins made several recordings and listened to them carefully. So she really must have known, deep down, how she actually sounded. She must have been in denial, this reinforced by the almost unanimity of those she knew gushing about her. People tend to do this - especially with amateur singers who, almost invariably, have exaggerated notions of their own abilities.
Ausgezeichnet!
Oh God! Where can I see the rest of this please!?
There is a DVD with five rivalries in art: www.arte-edition.de/item/1036.html Unfortunately we only have a German version...
Very nice intro to the video.
Wo und wann läuft der Film?
der Film läuft am 19.08. auf Arte und im Schweizer Fernsehen sowie am 20.08. im ORF