For nearly 80 years, Berlin’s Kunstgewerbemuseum, or the Museum of Decorative Arts (formerly the Schlossmuseum), has displayed a collection of medieval religious artwork known as the “Guelph Treasure.”^[1]  The museum describes the art, estimated to be worth over $250 million, as “the highlight, the center, the heart of …
Continue Reading An Uncertain Fate for the Guelph Treasure