The fragmented legal framework in the art world creates a lack of clear standards and neutral procedures, hindering justice and causing legal insecurity regarding looted art.
What was once clear about 'fair and just' returns of Nazi-looted art has become increasingly blurred, often leading to disputes driven more by politics than by justice.
Despite challenges, significant progress has been achieved in provenance research, with new databases and stricter due diligence requirements for art trade and museums.
The establishment of a cross-border coordinating body could address the increasing complexities around looted art and improve traceability in the art world.
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